Sentence examples for a bit of cause from inspiring English sources

This is quite a bit of cause for not enough genuinely interesting effect.

A bit of nostalgia caused Gerald Krovatin, a well-known criminal defense lawyer, to move his law office from the suburbs to the building's 19th floor in December.

But Army Lt. Col. Todd Breasseale, the Pentagon spokesman for Guantánamo policy, called the video "a clever bit of cause marketing by Reprieve and The Guardian," according to a Miami Herald article by Carol Rosenberg, who covers Guantánamo.

Bio-pics always seem a bit of a lost cause, a case of wearying calculation and craft struggling to recapture the incandescence of natural genius.

"There will be a number of police officers joining the march so we have a bit of a common cause with the TUC on this one," he said.

"It was a bit of a hopeless cause when we went in," he says.

However, a club without a purpose is a bit of a lost cause and so we decided to go and do something useful.

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She's also survived a bit of a kerfuffle caused by a misunderstanding in the writing of a New York Times profile.

This "end of the world" line of speculation is a bit of a refrain caused, might I hesitantly say, by people ignoring history.

MWC 2017 was still a quality show, but was missing a bit of excitement usually caused by Samsung.