Sentence examples for yes they cause from inspiring English sources
no; yes, they have caused separation; yes, they have caused divorce.
A TNS poll published on Saturday gives yes campaigners cause for hope after previous polls have suggested leads for the no campaign of as much as 16%.
Sometimes, yes, they are the cause of the problems, but be patient with them.
Merman are similar: yes, ancient lore suggests they can cause storms and wreck boats if they are put in a vengeful enough mood and/or not placated by a tide-time offering of fish from the local trawlers, but also… what are you doing if you're in a position to piss a merman off?
Pope John Paul II did the "yes" cause enormous good when he publicly exhorted his Polish countrymen to support membership.
As a supporter of Britain remaining in the EU, nothing upsets me more than the enlistment to the "yes" cause of an argument that is as toxic as it is woolly.
Rob Wood, UK chief economist at Berenberg, fears that a yes vote would cause "some serious short-term pain".
And yes, this could cause you some anxiety.
Yes, drugs cause harm; yes, there's no doubt alcohol causes harm.
Due to know underestimation of death certificate classifications and to be consistent with our sensitive reported maltreatment definition we included all deaths that the committee indicated abuse, neglect, or negligence "yes" or "yes probably" caused or contributed to the death.
