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Meanings of causing in English

Portuguese
causalidade
Catalan
causalitat

The act of causing something to happen.

causalidade
Usage of causing in English
1
Some companies ended up burning it illegally, causing environmental and health problems.
Radio NZ
2
However, implementation was delayed longer causing a second reprogramming of the funds.
Pubmed
3
Steve Attwood from Westland Milk Products said the power was causing problems.
Radio NZ
4
However, the SNP said the opinion polls were causing Labour to panic.
BBC
5
It's burning fossil fuels that's causing the global crisis of Climate Change.
Radio NZ
6
Everything from diet to niggling little health problems could be causing problems.
Independent.ie
7
There are other issues causing problems for countries with smaller bond markets.
Reuters
8
Perceived barriers among staff include fear of causing patients to leave early.
Pubmed
9
Minister Amr Helmy confirmed that live ammunition was used, causing several deaths.
The Guardian
10
The colony is breeding fast, often causing a problem for local residents.
The South African
11
South Africa isn't the only country where immigration laws are causing problems.
The South African
12
However, increases in other pollutant gases associated with traffic are causing concern.
The Irish Times
13
Two weeks later a landmine exploded outside Broadcasting House, causing more damage.
BBC
14
He said neither reason provided any necessity for causing such a danger.
Radio NZ
15
This is a serious issue that is with us now, causing deaths.
The Guardian
16
Colombia's four-decade-old guerrilla war often spills into neighboring countries, causing diplomatic tensions.
Reuters
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Portuguese
causalidade
Catalan
causalitat
Causing through the time
Causing across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
Australia
Common
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