It's a worthy cause.

That's not a cause.

(a) Cause death and destruction

I wouldn't cause a scene.

All in a good cause.

Eric, you're a lost cause.

Even in a good cause?

You donate money to a cause, and you become emotionally involved in that cause.

You donate money to a cause, and you become emotionally involved in that cause.

So is this a hopeless cause?

It's for a very worthy cause.

It's 'cause I'm just a kid.

This is a cause for celebration!

Why not for a good cause?

A beloved cause demands a mars whole life.

Slight inattention can cause a great disaster.

And this was a cause for celebration.

That's not a cause. That's an emergency.

However, funding remains a cause of concern.

This is a major cause of desertification.

He'll cause you a lot of trouble.

Thing like this might cause a war.

Let's hope he doesn't cause a ruckus.

'Cause nobody's gonna give you a lift.

Just cause I have a little cold.

You seem determined to cause a row.

Naturally, such a diagnosis is a cause for concern.

To die for a cause is a common evil.

Circulatory system diseases are the main cause for seeking ambulatory treatment and also a leading cause of sick leave.

And there's a cause for that, all right.

This landmark achievement is a cause for pride.

Find a just solution to the Palestinian cause.

Come, come. It's all in a good cause.

A good deed they had cause to regret.

No cause for alarm, just a broken bone

We didn't get one 'cause we're a couple.

So they can be a cash, or a cause, investor.

For without cause they have hidden their net in a pit for me. Without cause they have dug a pit for my soul.

For without cause they have hidden their net in a pit for me. Without cause they have dug a pit for my soul.

Cause?

The cause of his death still remains a mystery.

The broken arm was a cause for serious concern.

(g) Carry the potential to cause a nuclear winter

He couldn't talk 'cause he was taking a bath.

A murder is the cause of what's happening here.