Sentence examples for being cause from inspiring English sources
Rather than being cause for inaction, uncertainty is a reason to act all the sooner.
Some disaster officials say it is the clock that is driving them crazy — every day of postponed melt being cause for a sigh of relief and heightened anxiety from the looming June warmth.
An even more ambitious version blocks the non-physical from being cause or effect; such is suggested in Davidson's work (see §5.1 and McLaughlin 1989, who uses Physical Comprehensiveness for this thesis).
"I take great offense to passing gas being cause for suspension and marked as an obscene gesture," Kuzora wrote to The Dispatch.
After the death of Pandu, Madri being cause of Pandu's death commits sati on same pyre while Kunti returns to Hastinapur and takes care of the five Pandavas.
This is most likely a reflection of the fact that severe conditions require more complicated procedures and thus a longer period of anesthesia, without the prolonged anesthesia itself being cause of increased mortality.
Steve and Jim laud All Saints for being cause-oriented.
Individualism is cause for mortification.
There is cause for pause.
