Sentence examples for cause to keep from inspiring English sources
Any plan that did not give local people cause to keep their trees standing would surely fail.
The previous 17 were rarely because of the same injury more than once, and were rarely cause to keep Azarenka out of play for more than that week.
Clegg directly repudiated the legacy of the late Roy Jenkins, who dreamed of a realignment of the centre left in which Labour and the Liberal Democrats would find common cause to keep the Tories out of office.
She did nothing to dampen speculation about her future earlier in Saturday's discussion, while talking about the need for people who are committed to a public cause to keep trying even when their ambitions were thwarted.
Far from bringing more clarity to the race as some in the party had hoped, Tuesday's elections gave every candidate cause to keep driving forward — including Newt Gingrich, who won a definitive victory in Georgia.
"That the government doesn't have adequate resources to handle the cases is not a good cause to keep them under seal," Mr. Loucks said in an interview, comparing it to a sports game where only one team is allowed to try to score.
Mr. Obama took office on Jan . 20 , 2009in the middle of a credit crisis that had caused prices to plunge and would cause them to keep falling for a few more weeks.
"I don't know if that is because Microsoft is voluntarily subscribed to a 'products forever' strategy, and the Internet is a services play, or whether the lawsuit caused it to keep its horns in, or what".
"It's that corruption and high instability cause people to keep their money abroad".
Much of the recent inflation increase has stemmed from unusual events rather than economic demand strong enough to cause prices to keep accelerating, Fed officials say.
