Dr. Cau presented a fascinating lecture on the history of French cuisine.

The researchers argued that the patients' seizures were causable by exposure to the chemical.

The judge considered the alleged exceptio quod metus causa to determine whether the contract was voidable.

The committee recommended her for an honoris causa doctorate in recognition of her humanitarian work.

The lawyer argued that the necklace qualified as a donatio mortis causa, since the testator had given it in the belief that death was imminent and intended it to pass only upon death.

The debate ended the moment he said Roma locuta est, causa finita est.

The historian argued that identifying a vera causa was essential before drawing conclusions about the ancient society.

The lawyer explained that the donationes mortis causa would only take effect upon the testator's death.

Researchers debated the causability of the observed correlation before proposing any intervention.

She inserted a caesura metri causa to preserve the poem's natural rhythm.