Sentence examples for cause to consider from inspiring English sources

Having been a very political year for those of us in Scotland, you have cause to consider what politics is.

I have had cause to consider all this in the last few weeks as I've slogged through applications for British and American passports for my children.

In a sharply worded letter, he said the commission had overstepped its authority and had no cause to consider revoking the Choctaws' license.

This next subject was further down our list of final posts but a front-page story in the Times gives cause to consider it now.

Our resources are another tool in our armoury for creating the type of society we want to see, and I can only hope that the CoE case has given charities more cause to consider forms of ethical and social investment, not less.

A small bomb lobbed into the end of Friday's report by Lord Neuberger no doubt gave some newsrooms cause to consider just how safe they were in reporting MP John Hemming's disclosure in parliament that Ryan Giggs had been granted an injunction.

Other causes to consider include endometriosis, and postpartum causes such as endometritis, or ovarian vein thrombosis.

Instead, he'll have to profoundly alter the dynamics of the race and cause embarrassing losses for Mr. Romney that would cause voters to consider him damaged goods.

Mr. Pascarella said another near-victory would not necessarily cause Visa to consider dropping the sponsorship.

Later, when we were alone, Avner said the only thing that would cause them to consider moving would be if they were going to have children here.

More immediately, she says her finding should cause researchers to consider retiring their polycarbonate cages, which naturally degrade over time.