Sentence examples for cause for calling from inspiring English sources

"But rest assure that our cause for calling him a leading figure is well founded".

Any symptoms of appendicitis after you've removed your appendix should be a cause for calling your doctor.

The minister, Nariaki Nakayama, quit just five days into office, after causing an uproar for calling the powerful left-leaning teachers union "a cancer on Japanese education" and the Japanese people a "homogeneous race" that "dislikes foreigners".

The military coup in Egypt was a major cause for concern, calling into question America's position towards political Islam, and democracy itself.

Ayatollah Montazeri continued to teach and to write, championing the reformist cause and calling for greater democracy.

And Senator Arlen Specter (R-PA) has taken up their cause by calling for 8.5% increases in each of the next 5 years.

He has fully -- and vocally -- embraced the anti-doping cause, calling for lifetime bans for cheaters.

And there's a whole branch of psychology that investigates how we reason about causes for things called attribution theory.

"The Olympic Games are a national cause, and a national cause calls for a nationwide attitude," she said.

Feng said supporters in the US have taken up the detained Chinese activists' cause, with banners calling for their release seen during a march in New York on Sunday for International Women's Day.

After denying the existence of climate change for years, a handful of elected Republicans now acknowledge that human activity is the primary cause and are calling for "innovative" action to address it.