Sentence examples for cause to think from inspiring English sources

There is no cause to think that live broadcasts will diminish the dignity of the court.

He added: "I never heard anything that gave me cause to think we should investigate it.

When Democrats like Dianne Feinstein and John Kerry are upset, there is cause to think otherwise.

What is more, all the candidates have cause to think they have a chance here.

We only really have cause to think about her being female when someone tries to rape her.

But its impact was unlikely to give Mr. Sarkozy cause to think he'd made a horrible political mistake.

The bottom-line is that nobody should be caused to think or feel less about themselves due to another's attacks: verbal, physical, or psychological.

In theory, these rate hikes could make borrowing costly enough to cause Congress to think twice.

It does cause you to think maybe you're at war with them".

Political defeat did not, however, cause him to think that he might have got it wrong.

If you use it consistently it will cause MPs to think twice before disobeying you.