Sentence examples for cause as to from inspiring English sources

The aim of the revellers was not so much to advance a candidacy or a cause as to dramatize a mood, and the mood was a kind of joyful defiance, or defiant joy.

Under Ybarra, the government can't just go in and grab the phones from the pockets of everyone in the home; it needs probable cause as to each person to search him.

But an order requesting that Mr. Barnes appear before the court on May 19 — to show cause as to why the firm should not be dissolved — was left open to the public.

[Moreover,] The prayer for relief referred to a motion for a rule to show cause as to why respondent should not be held in contempt, "further implying that the contempt proceedings were civil in nature". … [I]n criminal contempt proceedings, the burden should not be placed on the contemnor to explain his position or to "show cause" as to why he should not be held in contempt.

A 1986 Supreme Court decision, Malley v. Briggs, said police officers should be denied immunity from such lawsuits "only where the warrant application is so lacking in indicia of probable cause as to render official belief in its existence unreasonable".

Should the Court reconsider the standard that the presumption that an officer acted reasonably by obtaining a warrant can be rebutted by showing that the warrant was "so lacking in indicia of probable cause as to render official belief in its existence unreasonable"?

Is there a species of man as fond of quixotic causes, as accustomed to frustration, as inured to rejection?

He and his wife, Helen Englander, donated millions of dollars to Jewish causes, as well as to other cultural and social institutions.

Some KOs are seen to cause as much as 34% disruption in the network.

UC was committed to the cause, as well.

Pikachu recruits these Pokémon to its cause, as well as the sympathetic Nurse Joy.