Sentence examples for cause of course from inspiring English sources

Neither Sochi nor Rio is yet a lost cause, of course.

It does not enhance the Clippers' cause, of course, that they compete in a conference with few pushovers.

It's a worthy cause, of course: one in eight women in the U.S. will be diagnosed with breast cancer in her lifetime.

In addition to the good cause, of course it's an opportunity to promote their own restaurants, and it gives them a chance to get out of their own insular and demanding kitchens and spend time with their colleagues.

But Rudd just continued to be Rudd, touring marginal electorates - for the good of the Labor cause of course - proving with every appearance, every folksy "gotta zip", every street walk mobbing, that he retained his popular appeal.

It doesn't hurt boxing's cause, of course, that Singh is blessed with Bollywood good looks that have made him a poster boy for everything from insurance to candy bars.

The causes, of course, are complicated.

Even good causes, of course, may have creepy champions.

But the damage they caused, of course, can never be fully rectified.

The disconnect is caused, of course, by a bull market in scandals: Enron, Tyco, Global Crossing, WorldCom and Xerox ; and by the continued fallout from the stock market bubble especially in Internet and telecom stocks.

They need him back, pronto (other injuries haven't helped the cause too, of course).