Sentence examples for cause for taking from inspiring English sources

It was a conversation that had no bearing, no cause for taking place.

"I think it is a cause du jour for taking down financial stocks," said Michael Holland, chairman of Holland & Company.

Advocates for immigrants praised the governor for taking up the cause.

All of them come from relatively privileged backgrounds and have painful, intimate reasons for taking up the cause.

Power to the media, for taking up a cause that legislators are placing low on their priority list.

Oh, Walt Mossberg, thank you for taking up the cause.

The community we lived in laughed at us for taking up the cause.

My grateful thanks to Rotary for taking up this cause and for their generosity, he said.

Some of the firms, such as Finn Partners, have a strong reputation for taking on environmental causes.

A spokesman for Christie's, Toby Usnik, said: "We take such allegations very seriously and will be reviewing any consignments which give us cause for concern and taking such steps as we consider appropriate".

The interaction with the bacterial wall is the most probable cause for cellular death, taking into account that the size of the synthesized nanoparticles (5 30 nm) is surpassing the largest reported pore diameter in E. coli, with a pore hole diameter that may be up to 6 nm [ 13].