Causes
Outcome
Outcome noun - A condition or occurrence traceable to a cause.
Both words in one sentence
- This causes a worse outcome than most of the other examples on this page, as it caused Celeste to be Driven to Suicide.
Source: Foe Cooties -
She isn't pregnant, but the actual outcome isn't any better, as the scare exposes her dalliances to her mother and causes her to clamp down even harder.
Source: Literature / The Virgin Suicides - This event causes the rebellion that makes up the remainder of the film, and is apparently a problem in real life; in actual gymnastic competitions the complex rules and unnecessary penalties confuse viewers and allow biased judges to deliberately alter the outcome.
Source: Crack Defeat
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