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Meanings of cause serious in English

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Usage of cause serious in English
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It can cause serious physical and psychological problems and complications in childbirth.
Reuters
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The findings of the survey should cause serious concern to the Government.
The Irish Times
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Heavy metals can cause serious contamination of soils, especially in mining regions.
Pubmed
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Refining oil contaminants are complex and cause serious harm to the environment.
Pubmed
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An infected nerve in a tooth can cause serious problems, she says.
Radio NZ
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Excessive or inappropriate inflammatory responses can cause serious and even fatal diseases.
Pubmed
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Drones are becoming increasingly popular but can cause serious damage to aircraft.
The Irish Times
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But it can cause serious liver problems, uncontrolled bowel movements and gas.
Reuters
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But Victoria University criminologist Trevor Bradley said they could cause serious injury.
Radio NZ
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Methanol is extremely toxic and poisoning can cause serious injury and blindness.
News.com.au
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It would only render you obnoxious, and might even cause serious mischief.
The Young Franc Tireurs, and Their Adventures in the Franco-Prus...
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Violating these restrictions is believed to cause serious, and sometimes deadly, complications.
Pubmed
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Postburn scars of the lower face often cause serious deformities and dysfunction.
Pubmed
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This reckless approach will cause serious long-term problems for the economy, it said.
The South African
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This reckless approach will cause serious long-term problems for the economy.
The South African
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Corrosion of metal in biomedical devices could cause serious health problems to patients.
Pubmed
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