causer

"Now we know who are the causers of undemocratic moves."

The 'uncaused causer' is the first cause in a new causal chain.

Perhaps there are people who are irredeemable causers of bad things.

I have seen how drivers conduct themselves at other rotaries, and there are accident causers.

Semantic agents, causers, and beneficiaries are not eligible for incorporation.

The gene is the 'uncaused causer' in the chain of causal events we are trying to explain.

Slime molds are one of several likely causers of the phenomenon known as Star jelly.

Everything that is, particularly everything that one wishes were otherwise, must have its cause, and so its causer.

The harbour and surrounding area became an area heavily blighted by industrial waste even long after some of the causer industries were gone.

Previously the causer of this stage was known as Andricus mayri (Wachtl).

I'm an argument causer.

The company took civil action to have Causers' assets transferred to Clive Peeters.

Causer graduated from the University of Pittsburgh at Bradford, earning a bachelor's degree in history and political science.

File-moi un coup de bigo qu'on puisse en causer.

(Apart from the ones that killed Ian Baynham and Michael Causer of course).

Isn't it a bit odd that the trouble causers come from those regions yet their kith and kin just sit twiddling their beads?

Allah, The Highest, is The Causer of the Causes.

Relating to the causer:

Marwan I was well known to be a trouble causer and well known for making everyone fight amongst each other and later became the ruler.

Causers of This received generally positive reviews, Metacritic reports a rating of 71% based on 18 critical reviews.

Allez, commencez à causer.

Causers of This (Incl.

They are 'uncaused causers'.

"Basically, tar is a word the tobacco industry created for poisons, over 3,000 solid, separate chemical poisons, including over 30 known cancer causers."

(.) the causee is expected to comply with the causer's will and there is no assumption or expectation of unwillingness on his or her part.