cause for something

Such a decision would cause new political problems for the plan in Congress.

Enough growth to cause some problems for people living in the city.

They always seemed to go out of their way to cause trouble for themselves.

My next point may cause a lot of trouble for some who have been with me up to now.

Conditions which can cause particular problems for children at school.

They expected to win, so it wasn't exactly cause for a party.

That is expected to cause a loss for the year of more than $200 million.

But these can cause serious side effects, especially for people with heart disease and high blood pressure.

This is a situation that should certainly give us cause for thought.

This caused a significant problem for the local education system.