Sentence examples for cause for immediate from inspiring English sources

There is no cause for immediate alarm.

He stressed that there was no cause for immediate concern.

Failure to cooperate with the advisory board would be considered "sufficient cause" for immediate appointment of an emergency manager, according to the proposal.

In contrast to constipation, diarrhea loose, watery stools, and possibly an increased frequency of bowel movements can be a cause for immediate concern.

He is a Boston Red Sox fan, which may or may not be in that Marxist playbook but is perhaps cause for immediate suspicion by Yankee fans.

There is little cause for immediate optimism, with polls showing Mr. Obama at one of the lowest points of his presidency.

This might cause concern for outdoor leisure and gardening activities but isn't usually cause for an immediate panic.

All this is cause for alarm – and immediate action.

In order to determine whether cardiovascular mortality associations might be observed using immediate cause of death codes rather than underlying cause of death codes, we repeated the analyses for immediate causes of death.

Mary Mears, an E.P.A. spokeswoman, said the agency was awaiting final results, but that the preliminary findings did not show PCBs levels high enough for "immediate cause for alarm".

Yet beyond the search for immediate causes, of equal or greater concern to some economists has been the search for so-called "deep determinants" of economic outcomes, consisting of causally and often temporally distant factors that might be placed as primal or exogenous factors which "explain" the proximate cause and, hence, the ultimate outcome of economic underperformance.