Sentence examples for always cause for from inspiring English sources

Movies about Jesus are always cause for controversy, but this one has outdone them all.

But a word of warning: promotion to a higher league is not always cause for celebration.

"The death by suicide of a police member is always cause for enormous concern," Victoria police said.

Such homecomings are always cause for celebration, but the return of the 1st Armored Division bore special significance.

Well, there's always cause for worry, but I am less fearful about a China implosion than some others, for a couple of reasons.

The best thing about "Small, Beautifully Moving Parts" is its admission that a positive pregnancy test is not always cause for giddy celebration; the worst thing is that, even at a lean 73 minutes, this flimsy road movie feels at least 43 minutes too long.

Individual deaths in childhood are always causes for great sadness; all the more so if the circumstances and the eventual cause of death mean that survival could have been reasonably possible.

But quarterbacks with the "winner" label always cause headaches for the rational people among us.

Simple Minds – I Travel This track would always cause a stampede for the dancefloor.

Although NV GII.4 strains are widespread, they do not always cause AGE, which may account for the increased number of infections through asymptomatic transmission routes [ 26].

His books always cause outrage.