Sentence examples for always a cause from inspiring English sources

Inflation is always a cause for concern.

It's always a cause for concern.

"That's always a cause for concern," he added.

An old wives' tale says a feverish baby is not always a cause for concern.

This is one thing hypochondria has taught me: there is not always a cause with an easy solution.

These days, Mr. Crystal says, "there's always a cause for celebration in the world of executive compensation".

I mean, you always have a cause; act and react.

But, above all, Mr. Fishman was remembered as a rebel who always had a cause.

Bad sleep is an effect game, because there will always be a cause.

But the birth of an English princess has not always been a cause for celebration.

As long as David Blunkett is Home Secretary, I'll always have a cause.