Sentence examples for a new cause for from inspiring English sources

Jordan fears that the Syrian conflict will provide radical militants with a new cause for recruitment.

In the courthouse yesterday, Mr. Kerik found a new cause for which Sept. 11 could be invoked.

It is time for a new cause, for the lives of all refugees and asylum seekers on its shores.

The success of the National Front, which came first in the European election, is a new cause for concern.

But the recent investigations into reports of improper trading practices at several mutual fund companies have given investors in these tax-sheltered plans a new cause for concern.

A new cause for Labour and a concern for some Tory MPs: could tax credit cuts be George Osborne's poll tax moment?

The measure passed within the Farm Bill, setting up a new cause of action for black farmers to have their cases heard on merit and $100 million.

With their husbands fighting for their job, women found a new cause to work for and broke away from their traditional homemaker roles.

The brief, a major new cause for the N.R.A., was not signed by Mrs. Clinton or Mr. Obama.

For nearly ten years Byrne, 68, has searched for a new cause.

Within the striving, clueless businessman was a rebel waiting for a new cause.