Examples of 'cause as much' in a sentence
Meaning of "cause as much"
cause as much - Refers to the action of creating a significant amount or degree of something, often used in the context of generating an effect or outcome
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cause as much
They cause as much trouble as they can.
The rest of it seems to cause as much angst as comfort.
Cause as much trouble as you can in my stead.
It is about the cause as much as the symptoms.
Cause as much destruction as you possibly can as a goat.
It must not cause as much pain.
Cause as much terror as possible.
He wanted to cause as much harm as possible.
Cause as much damage as possible within a set time to win.
Sternness does not cause as much harm to others as anger.
Cause as much as pleases Almighty God in his great mercy.
On our last raid we did not cause as much damage as we hoped.
Jack must cause as much mischief as possible while avoiding punishment.
Roam the city as a giant and cause as much devastation.
I do not cause as much trouble as before.
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When it comes to sport few subjects cause as much debate as doping.
It does not cause as much deceleration as other suggested methods.
First step to prevention is to avoid the cause as much as you can.
Few problems cause as much heartbreak and misery.
Headphones or speakers ( headphones are best because they will not cause as much feedback ).
That he was trying to cause as much pain and suffering as he could.
Cause as much as we hate to admit it, you won.
A broken heart can cause as much damage as a heart attack.
Cause as much damage, inflict as much pain as humanly possible.
I am not sure that will cause as much difficulty as is suggested.
Could cause as much damage to the lungs as 5 cigarettes smoked one after another.
Partial charges only can cause as much damage as overload.
Some hoaxes cause as much trouble as viruses by causing massive amounts of unnecessary email.
The two agents wanted to cause as much damage as possible.
Cause as much as I loved Mama, most of my earliest memories involve me being scared.
Overheating can cause as much harm as too much cold.
Cause as much damage, the nuts? inflict as much pain as humanly possible.
There are few technologies that cause as much controversy as artificial intelligence.
Other activities such as football, crosstraining, long-distance running do not cause as much concern.
Few diseases cause as much fear and distress as cancer.
Their task was to ambush the train and cause as much damage as possible.
His goal was to cause as much damage as possible to structures and people.
These resources are sustainable and do not cause as much harm to the environment.
We have got to cause as much disruption as possible in the food manufacturing division.
But the truth is that moderate drinkers cause as much damage as heavy drinkers.
Tsunamis can cause as much or more damage that the original earthquake.
I was surprised because Se Gi did not cause as much trouble as I thought.
Meperidine does not cause as much constipation when given over prolonged periods of time.
When the Autobots arrived, they made a point to cause as much damage as possible.
Angof seeks to cause as much chaos and mayhem as possible.
Hopefully the storm does not cause as much damage as Katrina.
We've got to cause as much disruption as possible in the food manufacturing division.
Nobody had to unless they wanted to cause as much damage as possible, Ian.
However, it can cause as much harm as hypertension when both numbers are too high.
Well, I do not rightly care about the cause as much as I do getting paid.
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