Sentence examples for cause comments from inspiring English sources

However, regular linking to any site without providing context or adding value to the conversation (e.g. at the end of every comment) will probably look a lot like spamming, and may cause comments to be deleted.

Ramos had questioned the commitment of his Spanish team-mates to the national cause, comments widely interpreted as criticism of Fabregas and his Chelsea team-mate Diego Costa who did not make the recent Spain squad for the Euro 2016 qualifier against Belarus because of hamstring injuries.

Why not apply the tactics that are used in mainstream marketing and advertising that gets people to want to buy a beverage or an article of clothing and apply that to a social environmental cause?" comments Ritz.

His appearance would continue to cause comment.

Indeed, at a recent rehearsal of Tristessa, a new piece for the BBC National Orchestra of Wales, the comparative distillation of language and material caused comments like: "The music still sounds like you, but it's somehow more intertwined".

This caused comment fairly regularly, not all of it negative.

Today characters with disabilities are common enough on television that their appearance rarely causes comment, but in the theater, the canon remains relatively thin, and such roles can generate buzz.

Mr Opper's catalogue tells us that what caused comment among his contemporaries was not that Hadrian was gay, but that he insisted that Antinous be given the status of a god after his death in the Nile in 130AD.

Ms. Trierweiler, 47, twice divorced and a mother of three, has also caused comment and some criticism by deciding to keep working as a journalist for the magazine Paris Match, writing mostly on cultural issues.

It is he who causes commentators to comment, fans to swoom, foes to fulminate.

While useful, it could also let people retroactively change their opinions and cause subsequent comments to make no sense.