cause

-'Cause I'm his brother in real life...

'Cause it's missing a portion.

'Cause that's how famous my humming is, yeah.

Cause he walked in the door and asked, "Where's Sug?"

Oh, 'cause I was going to say no.

For instance, causing winter droughts over the Mediterranean or the dieback of the Amazon rainforest.

A person can cause benefits to others, benefits to themselves, losses to others and losses to themselves.

These shocks cause massive territorial loss, which requires adjustment, right?

Polixate won’t cause infertility and would provide the same renewable energy as Nuronium.

The beliefs about themselves cause the others actions toward us, which again reinforce our beliefs about that person.

And that caused some serious economic distress in Iran.

No, this could cause a depression in the computer industry.

Because accidents are often caused by not seeing the oncoming danger, Professor Brewster wants to make driverless cars more visible.

I hope it does, 'cause I put a $200 large on it.

If Tom helps himself, but causes Jerry a loss, he's a bandit.

’Cause in case you don’t already have your tías on your back about when you’re gonna have babies, DO IT FOR YOUR COUNTRY.

And drinking too much can cause a person to pass out altogether.

I tried cucumber again this year 'cause it didn't quite work last year.

-That's funny, 'cause it's not.

Their beliefs about themselves causes their actions toward you: Chris finds more and more joy and playing and he never misses a training session.

They were originally designed for diabetes, a disease caused when somebody's blood sugar levels get too high.

It's harder to invent stuff these days 'cause pretty much everything's already been invented.

So how does alcohol cause these memory lapses?

That suggests that the bacterial genes may have actually caused the potatoes to be more desirable to ancient farmers.

Won't they be on the unemployment line 'cause we don't need them anymore?

Exposure to the DDT was causing the birds to lay eggs with much thinner egg shells, leading to fewer eggs surviving long enough to hatch.

The distress isn’t easy to budge, its existence and causes don’t need to be ignored.

We know that low gravity causes astronauts' muscles to atrophy, bones to become less dense, and the quantity of circulating blood in the body to decrease.

To me, I would do that for eight hours 'cause I think that's fun.