“Jerry and George inadvertently join a group of white supremacists in a limo, and unbeknownst to them, their presence will be the cause of a local protest.”

“Driving under the influence of alcohol was the cause behind the collision.”

“The Joker has been the cause of destruction in Gotham City for as long as Bruce can remember.”

“A breach of duty was conceded, but the causation of the injury was not accepted.”

“Such a view reconciles free will not with determinism but with the highly plausible thesis of universal event causation.”

“In the study of environmental toxins, the causation of diverse effects is usually the rule rather than the exception.”

“Granger causality tests were then conducted on the smoothed data to determine the direction of causality.”

“The second key point about social interaction capacity takes the form of a question about causality and connectivity.”

“To illustrate this point, he looks first in his essay at how the modern understanding of causality differs from that of the ancients.”

“The causer of the global warming crisis is human activity, particularly the burning of fossil fuels.”

“Eusen felt sad to be the causer of such hate in Kahienra, a child playmate, an old friend.”

“I am not causer, said Sir Launcelot, for with falsehood ye would have had slain me with treason, and now it is fallen on you both.”

“Since this was a correlational study, no causations can be assumed regarding self-esteem.”

“But counter-stories and challenges to the causations of such oblivion find little or no public space.”

“Yet, by the end of the semester, this was the book that most illuminated their understandings of the complex causations behind forest change.”

“Like causatives and desideratives, denominatives follow the inflection of thematic verbs of the Present System.”

“The fact that some idioms are restricted to causatives, while others are restricted to inchoatives, lends new support to the view that the two derivations are distinct.”

“Verbs comprise verbal roots, but also their variations with prefix strings of preverb particles, and secondary formations for causatives, intensives and desideratives.”

“It used to be a general comment that quality and standards are causalities in herbal drug development.”

“That has seriously affected the daily life of local residents and has caused large numbers of civilian causalities.”

“He said a change in the weather may have meant there were fewer causalities than there might have been.”