Sentence examples for cause protests from inspiring English sources

If library closures cause protests, cuts must be done stealthily.

There are discussions which take place prior to a deportation, especially one which will cause protests and consumer complaints.

There's a reason that the deaths of Michael Brown and Eric Garner would cause protests so many cities, many 1,000 or more miles away.

What is more likely to cause protest is the price of it all.

The students are part of a demonstration of 30,000 to 50,000 people of all ages who find common cause protesting large corporations and the globalization of trade.

A noted writer and scholar, Yacoub was also a spokesman for the Arab cause, protesting strongly against the Israeli occupation of Jerusalem and expressing regret at the tragedy of the Lebanese Civil War (1975 90).

She was one of seven students suspended for three months in March 1941 for standing up for what she still feels was a just cause: protesting the university's complicity in discrimination against black athletes.

But that hasn't stopped a wealthy Wall Streeter from taking up its cause, protesting against higher wages for Walmart workers.

The decision caused protests across the US.

Its plans have caused protests that crippled transport and public services on Wednesday.

Petrol duty: The rise in petrol duty caused protests all over the country last year.