Sentence examples for cause to alter from inspiring English sources
"There has also been no cause to alter our view on the need for either Edinburgh or Glasgow to be under separate ownership".
"There is pressure on Mark Carney and the rest of the MPC to hike rates on the back of growth and housing market concerns, but given their central mandate of price stability, there is little cause to alter the current policy as it stands," he said.
The United States has said that the threats would not cause it to alter military deployments.
Two recent developments, however, should raise the political costs for China and may cause it to alter its calculus.
The trouble is, surveys and focus groups tap customers' memories, which are unreliable, and the presence of observers can cause customers to alter their behavior.
If such efforts will not cause people to alter their eating and buying habits, support the passage of various laws and so forth, I don't know what will.
Because of this, certain therapies may have different risk benefit profiles, which may cause physicians to alter their therapeutic interventions.
After all, continued exposure to other career options may cause you to alter what it is you want to do.
Since other things can cause nails to alter their appearance, Scher and Lawry emphasize that it's important to get samples analyzed for actual presence of the fungus.
Moving your arms is much more likely to cause you to alter your grip, resulting in an uneven blade.
