Sentence examples for cause it seems from inspiring English sources

But despite the anxiety and misery they cause, it seems to be pot luck who gets sanctioned.

Yet Mr. Bush was remarkably sympathetic to OPEC's cause; it seems that he feels the oil exporters' pain.

He had good cause, it seems: an official inquiry revealed what some judges charge for favourable verdicts: $250 to escape a rape charge, and $500 for murder.

But their current insurrectionary strategy isn't helping their own cause: it seems to have divided the opposition and united the Chavistas.

But whatever the cause, it seems to mean fertility rates can overshoot downwards.When that happens, you can get new social norms: a one-child, or no-child policy by example.

Lucinda Williams's new album, "West" (Lost Highway), chronicles the death of Williams's mother and the end of a turbulent romance, and the opener, "Are You Alright?" could be addressed to either of the departed ("Are you alright / 'Cause it seems like you disappeared / Are you alright / 'Cause I've been feeling a little scared").

I wasn't looking for footage of people smoking flowers, and it's just as well cause it seemed like barely anyone was just blazing the old fashioned way.

And whatever the speeches & the placards & the causes it seems to be celebrating mainly the discovery of itself.

And though it is grumbling about the disruptions that a convention inevitably causes, it seems quietly pleased that a local man has again seized the political limelight.

If you look for a unifying theme in all these causes, it seems to be not consumer protection but general hostility toward corporations.

Despite the extended debates in the last decade about depression's causes, it seems fairly clear that it is usually the consequence of a genetic vulnerability activated by external stress.