Sentence examples for cause to listen from inspiring English sources

"In the old days, you needed probable cause to listen in," the consultant explained.

The Washington Post's Charles Lane told his readers: "the government needs a court-issued warrant, based on probable cause, to listen in on phone calls".

He told the Guardian: "If Apple wants to truly cater to users with disabilities, it must look more closely at which features cause difficulties, make more effort to listen to users who find them hard to use, and enable them to be more comfortable".

Palestine is his great cause, but to listen to Chomsky you would not know that Palestinian terrorists had ever bombed an Israeli bus or thrown stones (and worse) into crowded cities.

Commitment to cause, capacity to listen and compassion to share are the three C's on Keely's path forward.

It slowed me down and caused me to listen rather than talk.

It slowed me down and caused me to listen rather than talk," he said, according to the BBC.

And when you use a headphone that blocks out the background noise or a headphone that is a canal-sealing earbud, that causes people to listen as softly as they would in a quiet environment.

But we already know that the threats came from a specific al Qaeda leader, and it did not take guzzling up billions of everyone's emails to get a warrant based on "probable cause" to specifically listen to him.

However, others argue that money shortages should not cause a failure to listen to clear warnings and should not have caused months of delay in recognising the extent of the Ebola epidemic.

The next morning, on the phone, he said, "I hope that 'Spotlight' will cause us all to listen to people who are essentially voiceless, and listen to them closely".