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

Similarly, in the cricket frog the mismatch in basilar papilla tuning of females at 3.17 kHz and the mean CF of male calls at 3.69 kHz was supposed to cause mate choice for calls with lower than average CF [3].

There are two major causes for missing calls.

There has been no reported determining cause for the medical calls, but Las Vegas is reportedly suffering its first major heat wave of the year.

The association between transmitted anti-TB drug resistance and a history of health care work calls for confirmation in other studies since the numbers in this study were small: 4 patients with history of health care work showed drug resistance (to isoniazid and/to streptomycin) is cause for concern and calls for further exploration.

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

No marked proportional differences were found between the five diagnostic groups and the remaining population for calls caused by a new health problem handled exclusively as a telephone consultation.

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

Several Republican lawmakers have cited Mr. Lerach's claim that misconduct was widespread as cause for concern and have called for further investigation.