Sentence examples for bring cause from inspiring English sources

International aid groups warned today that several months of strict curfews would bring cause explosive rage among Palestinians.

NEW YORK, USA, 31 December 2007 – The Yahoo! News 'Year in Review' has cited 10 top stories from 2007 "that bring cause for optimism and hope".

The ambiguity they bring causes Wolf Totem to stub its toe in places, like every time a certain panto-villain communist officer shows up.

But the laws under which the cases have been brought cause contention within the European Union, which Turkey wants to join.

Independence in 1975, after a long anti-colonial struggle against Portugal, brings cause for celebration but also marks the beginning of three decades of civil war.

And this year certainly brings cause for celebration.

One of the reasons he disappeared from the public eye in the first place was because the attention his popularity brought caused him so much distress.

At a time where it is so vital for the patient to receive love, the pain of witnessing the ravaging of mind and eventually body that dementia brings, causes some friends and family to walk away.

Evolving along with Facebook's platform has brought Causes from being a lightweight app to a socially-powered web site.

"The idea that the networks could bring this cause front and center was potentially very powerful," Ms. Sweeney said.

If civilians are more implicated than ever, so too are the news media and humanitarian agencies, which bring and cause their own interventions.