Sentence examples for cause to question from inspiring English sources

It has given him cause to question his faith in America.

Similarly, when he dropped a set here against Mardy Fish, he saw no cause to question his energy levels.

Europe's main man has never been one for self doubt but surely even he will have cause to question some of his own decisions, in private at least.

To admit error in such a minor matter is to endear yourself to people without giving them cause to question your judgment in any important way.

Ms. Bogert at the time said his work has been "extensively reviewed, lawyered, scrutinized, pulverized by our program and legal staff, and we have not in six years ever had cause to question his professional judgment".

We Hungarians, and central Europe in general, have come far since those heady times, but the past 20 years have also given us much cause to question the path we took.

I never imagined that it would cause me to question my talents and drive on so many occasions.

This book may cause you to question the dominant narrative.

But these exceptions did not seem important enough to cause scientists to question their definitions.

The Conservative government, however, has managed to cause people to question altruistic deeds.

The pipe-cleaner physique of Snoop Dogg would not cause you to question that premise.