Sentence examples for cause to say from inspiring English sources
It is we who have cause to say thank you, whichever way the peace process twists.
Given the corporate horrors of recent vintage, she had cause to say that "we're getting some notice for having been right" about the wrongness of certain behavior.
"Figuratively, he wants shooting," said Brian Moore, raising the alarming possibility Moore sometimes has cause to say this in a non-figurative sense.
But this is also bad because this gives NBC cause to say: "Well, we tried two sitcoms with black leads and they didn't work out.
This material is expected to help seal Horowitz's general case for the war on terror, though he has not yet changed the name of his cause to, say, the war on misogyny.
Alabama's 31-7 victoverover Auburn raised the investigated Crimson Tide to 5-5 and gave Coach Dennis Franchione cause to say, "We can now start thinking about the B word, as in bowl".
Consider the offence that might be caused to, say, a Sandringham forestry foreman, forced to share an honour with Sir David Manning.
If we put this in terms of the crude causal theory, the fact that cows cause one to say "horse" depends on the fact that horses cause one to say "horse"; but the fact that horses cause one to say "horse" does not depend on the fact that cows cause one to say "horse"..."....
This news would thrill most, if not cause some to say "I can't even".
Hopefully, just their curiosity (if not paranoia) will cause them to say, "Okay".
