Sentence examples for a cause for cheer from inspiring English sources

The fact that such weak growth rates are a cause for cheer is worrying in itself.

THE news that the prime minister of a large democracy had been thwarted in his efforts to move a trial from one city to another would not normally be a cause for cheer.

He weighed himself daily, and each kilo regained was a cause for cheering.

The fact that Richard III's remains have, it seems, been discovered, is a cause for good cheer and some splendid jokes on Twitter, largely to do with delayed exits and overdue tickets from multi-storey car parks.

KARACHI, Pakistan Pakistanan's upcoming general election, tentatively scheduled for March 2013, could be a rare cause for cheer in this unstable country.

While that may sound like a cause for investors to cheer, the devil is in the details.

It has introduced fees for 80% of its students, and now generates a third of its revenue from a variety of commercial ventures such as a bakery and an in-house consultancy.A third cause for cheer is the proliferation of different kinds of universities.

But hey, Mr Brown is a politician, not a policy wonk.Mr Brown still has cause for cheer.

CAN there be cause for cheer in a pot of yogurt?

Although America's unemployment rate is down a percentage point from its peak, this is little cause for cheer.

A remarkable chain of events in recent months offers cause for cheer amid the bleak headlines of violence and economic distress.