Sentence examples for cause to that from inspiring English sources

Sunni militant groups have tried to tap into that anger by linking their cause to that of the demonstrators.

He is desperate to give something back in the shape of a trophy, and feels ready to chase any cause to that aim.

The union statement also linked its cause to that of Broadway's musicians, who struck for four days in March 2003 over the issue of reducing the number of players in orchestra pits.

Madison, always common-sensical, briskly explained — essentially, explained away — religion as an innate appetite: "The mind prefers at once the idea of a self-existing cause to that of an infinite series of cause & effect".

"The [climate sceptics] discussion misses the point, that there is a right answer to the question of whether the climate is changing and whether there is a significant human cause to that," Sir Mark told The Independent.

Experts compared the cause to that of the Potters Bar rail crash in 2002.

It is not known how much damage the fire has caused to that particular area.

We may have cause to regret that.

He has the perfect cause to do that once again.

We have good cause to fear that he is suffering.

Now he had cause to return to that narrative.