Sentence examples for cause to pause from inspiring English sources
We should make that clear to inward investors like Nissan now, so they have no cause to pause investment plans.
The exhibition has though given cause to pause and consider if the decision was sound or not.
There is good reason to be awed by NHS ambitions to gather the nation's medical data electronically into a digital Domesday Book, but also cause to pause.
"The scope and scale of this digital disruption clearly should give, and is giving, government, the legislature and policymakers cause to pause and think about what it will actually mean to be a 'communications regulator' in the future," Chapman warned at last week's hearing.
As we approach our upcoming presidential election, Brexit should give us cause to pause and reflect on how we cast our votes in November.
I'm assuming you've read "Going to Pick Some Greens: An Online Dating Profile... .. No, not yet...? Okay, I'll wait... Now, ready to continue...? After two weeks on this dating site, I've made many observations that have given me much cause to pause and ponder my original objectives, enough to want to change my profile... again.
Some will cause us to pause and think.
In the short term, BP's above-sector-average exposure to US gas may cause it to pause for breath".
"I don't think if there are any deals on the horizon that this is going to cause Buffett to pause in the least," said Michael Yoshikami, the chairman and chief executive of YCMNET Advisors, a Berkshire shareholder.
Last week's reports may not have made for a sexy headline but they should cause editors to pause for thought the next time BUAV comes knocking with its cleverly edited video footage.
