Sentence examples for best cause from inspiring English sources

At this juncture, more sanctions are not the best cause".

When Monfils went up to serve at 0-5, he was spent, but in the best cause.

A policy of marketing nicotine-free cigarettes to young people would, at best, cause more problems than it would solve; and it would most certainly be abused by Big Tobacco.

In all our years together, the things R does when he drinks – which at best cause others mild inconvenience and at worst seem dangerous and disrespectful – are the things he is usually too drunk to notice.

Both those men have made their best work to date for City Ballet, where several of the ballets they made this decade have proved the best cause for creative hope for classical ballet, worldwide, since the deaths of Balanchine, Antony Tudor, Ashton, Kenneth MacMillan and Jerome Robbins (between 1983 and 1998).

"Take your shot but make it your best, cause if I get up I eat you".

So he got on with what he did best – causing offence.

He has not been seen at a Reform Party affair in years, not since the days when the Republicans and Democrats co-opted many of his best causes.

For Aristotle, successful drama and poetry selectively imitate the kind of physical, emotional or intellectual "reality" which best causes feelings, notably pity and fear, in its audience.

The first place he went to, which was supposed to be the best, caused him to utter a phrase Letterman said no one had before uttered on the show.

The ranking of the histopathological groups by cause-specific survival was comparable, from the best cause-specific survival observed with microinvasive SCC (98.7% at 10-year), to the poorest survival observed with small cell carcinoma (44.5%) (Table 2).