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Cause usually collocates with negative results and situations.
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Cause usually collocates with negative results and situations.
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Cause usually collocates with negative results and situations.
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Cause usually collocates with negative results and situations.
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Produce is more neutral, and deals with more concrete results. It is used in formal contexts.
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Produce is more neutral, and deals with more concrete results. It is used in formal contexts.
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give can be used for positive or negative ones. Give is less formal than cause.
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give can be used for positive or negative ones. Give is less formal than cause.
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give can be used for positive or negative ones. Give is less formal than cause.
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Generate is often used in contexts where people are forced to do more than usual, and in computer contexts. It sometimes has a rather negative feel. It is used in formal contexts.
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Generate is often used in contexts where people are forced to do more than usual, and in computer contexts. It sometimes has a rather negative feel. It is used in formal contexts.
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Generate is often used in contexts where people are forced to do more than usual, and in computer contexts. It sometimes has a rather negative feel. It is used in formal contexts.
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Generate is often used in contexts where people are forced to do more than usual, and in computer contexts. It sometimes has a rather negative feel. It is used in formal contexts.
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[quickly, suddenly caused]
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[gradually produced]
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[produced]
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[be a result of]
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[cause, reason]
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[is likely to cause certain results]
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[has been developed as a result of]
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