Sentence examples for a great cause for from inspiring English sources

A. The issue of Americans being so dependent on foreign oil is, obviously, a great cause for concern.

"This by itself is not a great cause for celebration," Mr. Hu said of the reopening of the ports.

"I was very proud to be a New Yorker at the time," he said, adding that yesterday's arrest was "a surprise, and a great cause for relief".

They say that £20m of TfL's money has already been pumped into the project – a great cause for concern, if it looks increasingly likely not to go ahead.

"If judges start to write opinions that reflect a basic lack of confidence or trust in prosecutors, it is a great cause for concern".

But Aleksius Jemadu, a professor from Pelita Harapan University in Jakarta, said Friday's arrests should not be a great cause for concern.

An ever-present threat for any owner perhaps, but Metcalfe has a greater cause for concern than he did this time last week.

With increasing levels of personal data flying around the internet, and now between devices, security is a greater cause for concern.

A greater cause for optimism is that, as Mr Alexander also points out, Britain is in practice a startlingly international place.

But the thoughts expressed in the magazines' pages may be a greater cause for concern.

If anything, non-religious belief systems are a greater cause for concern because they do a better job of masquerading as factual reality.