Sentence examples for cause honest from inspiring English sources

From property (a), every transaction created by a byzantine client may cause honest transactions to abort.

The bitcoin digital currency could be hijacked by "selfish miners" causing honest users to lose time, effort and money.

Because, believe me, I could cause some honest trouble in a joint like that".

Bill Clinton stands at your side, dedicated to the cause, an honest and devoted broker.

And he knows, too, that losing for the second time in straight sets in a grand slam final to Roger Federer should be cause for honest reassessment rather than disconsolate brooding.

It saps the legitimacy of Israel's cause among honest human rights icons from Nelson Mandela to Shirin Ebadi and engenders widespread antipathy and hatred among Muslim publics expressed at its most bloody edge by terrorism.

The surprising release caused "hilarious, honest and hysterical" reaction among Beyoncé's fans, and "shock" among other musicians.

But 15-year-old Gwendolyn La Pointe defied her, saying that she knew Mrs. Kremer and that she was "working hard for an honest cause; you have no right to take it from me".

In the period of the principate, it became necessary to state the reasons, because a will disinheriting a close member of the family without reasonable and honest cause was in danger of being declared invalid.

There is danger in the rhetoric that proclaims wars as just or necessary, the human sacrifice as made in a noble cause, without any honest argument to show that it is so.

And neither of these versions do anything to advance the cause of an honest rural policy, something that might help some of the worst casualties of global economic tumult.