cause & effect

"The underlying cause of the economic crisis was poor financial regulation."

"Researchers are still trying to determine the underlying cause of the patient's symptoms."

"If you don't study for the exam, you will have to suffer the consequences."

"He chose to ignore the warnings and now he's suffering the consequences of his actions."

"Her casual comment about the company's future sparked off rumours of a takeover."

"The celebrity's sudden disappearance sparked off rumours about his health."

"The controversial decision by the government could spark off riots across the country."

"Rumors about the food shortage sparked off riots in several cities."

"The controversial decision sparked off demonstrations across the country."

"Rising fuel prices could spark off demonstrations if the government doesn't take action."

"We need to reduce the impact of climate change by cutting carbon emissions."

"The new policy aims to reduce the impact of economic downturns on small businesses."

"The new policy might produce the opposite effect and increase unemployment instead of reducing it."

"Taking too much of this medication could produce the opposite effect and worsen your condition."

"Despite numerous attempts, the experiment did not produce any results."

"The marketing campaign failed to produce any results in terms of increased sales."

"He was late for the interview and made a bad impression on the hiring manager."

"Her rude comments at the party made a bad impression on everyone."

"The immediate cause of the accident was a brake failure."

"The immediate cause of his fever was a bacterial infection."

"As a renowned scientist, she has a lot of influence in the academic community."

"The new policy will have a lot of influence on small businesses."

"The invention of the internet had a major impact on global communication."

"The new environmental policy had a major impact on reducing carbon emissions."

"The new policy had a huge effect on the local economy."

"Her speech had a huge effect on the audience, inspiring many to take action."

"Being late for the interview creates a bad impression on the interviewer."

"Using your phone during a meeting creates a bad impression among your colleagues."

"His careless attitude often creates problems for the team."

"The new policy might create problems for small businesses."

"The campaign aims to create awareness about climate change."

"We need to create awareness of our new product through social media."

"The politician's controversial statement caused an uproar among the voters."

"The sudden change in company policy caused an uproar among the employees."

"The new product launch is expected to cause a sensation in the tech industry."

"Her stunning performance at the concert caused a sensation among the audience."