Sentence examples for cause to object from inspiring English sources

If Parks's essay were strictly part of a memoir, there would be no cause to object.

But Yoshino and Stoneham asked Judge Guido Calabresi, who officiated at their very lawful Connecticut wedding, to keep the line in, as "a subtle reminder to ourselves and our guests that many of our fellow citizens felt they had just cause to object to our marriage".

If a precinct does find itself in an atypical district, then its residents may have cause to object.

This may cause patients to object to the inclusion of information in electronic files that can be accessed by other health care professionals.

So, while these rules may be derived from reflection on how our minds work or some may be derived "from experience" (1.3.15.6), they prescribe how we should ascribe causes to "objects" in the world, especially in "most of our philosophical reasonings".

Born in 1767, her husband was 26 years older than she was, an age difference which had initially caused her family to object to the marriage.

Of the forty-two responses he received, many evinced commitment to the cause ("I object to the idea that N.Y.C. restaurants are somehow responsible for individuals' lack of nutritional moderation," "What's next: Bacon! Sausage! Cakes!") while others seemed unconcerned ("Hi, Chuck!").

Furthermore, shareholders deserve to know whether their money is used to support causes they object to.

According to David Hume, causes are invariably followed by their effects: "We may define a cause to be an object, followed by another, and where all the objects similar to the first, are followed by objects similar to the second".

(The rest of the Palin family is blandly played, with the exception of Taya Miller's Piper, who is frankly spooky; she seems about to cause objects to go flying, or start reciting numbers that turn out to be the dates of future disasters).

Senate Majority Leader Harry M. Reid (Nev). faces a protest from liberal Senate Democrats, including advocates for abortion rights and environmental causes who object to the idea that the Planned Parenthood and EPA riders might be part of a deal.