Sentence examples for cause to express from inspiring English sources

As a United States attorney in South Dakota, the younger Mr. Johnson has not had cause to express many political views.

While I have had cause to express my displeasure over some issues that happened in the course of our participation in the AFCON which my team won by the grace of God, especially concerning my relationship with the Nigerian Football Federation.

"While I have had cause to express my displeasure over some issues that happened in the course of our (Nations Cup) participation, especially concerning my relationship with the NFF, I have since had opportunity to discuss the various issues with all concerned," his statement said.

Candid images help to reveal a President's bearing and character, to communicate the way he works and how he manages relationships, the things that cause him to express concern, or delight, or fear, or joy.

Such environmental cues may cause zooids to express different genetic characters, such as armoured or spined outer coverings, than they otherwise would.

Aquinas objects that the differences in the sentences cause them to express different propositions, and so concedes that it is not true that whatever proposition ever expresses what God knows, always expresses what God knows.

Cancer cells produce cytokines that cause macrophages to express scavenger receptors (e.g. the mannose receptor) and factors that facilitate tissue and blood vessel growth, suppress T cell mediated anti-tumor activity, and express enzymes that can break down the extracellular matrix, thereby promoting metastasis.

The role of epigenetic mechanisms, that is, the ability of non-genetic factors to cause genes to express themselves differently without changing their underlying DNA structure, is becoming apparent in an ever increasing number of biological and medical fields and may offer insights into why therapeutic strategies targeting amyloid pathology have been unsuccessful to date.

Lower bath concentrations of 0.25 1.0 mM caused fish to express a brief hyperactive response prior to expression of convulsive behavior.

That drives people crazy, causing them to express their ire by voting out the governors.

During infectious mononucleosis, for example, the Epstein-Barr virus infects B cells, causing them to express viral antigens.