Sentence examples similar to causes to consider from inspiring English sources
Having been a very political year for those of us in Scotland, you have cause to consider what politics is.
I have had cause to consider all this in the last few weeks as I've slogged through applications for British and American passports for my children.
In a sharply worded letter, he said the commission had overstepped its authority and had no cause to consider revoking the Choctaws' license.
This next subject was further down our list of final posts but a front-page story in the Times gives cause to consider it now.
However, it would be reasonable to infer the cause to consider the characteristic of the BMD which is a measurement of the bone maturity and could be affected by an inflammatory response.
Sulak Sivaraksa called for those promoting the cause to consider their fellow Thais of other faiths.
occult electronics maven the Haxan Cloak, although a demented cover of Nine Inch Nails' "Terrible Lie" certainly gives you cause to consider the mental well-being of all involved.
Stephen Fry says that the villanelle "is a form that seems to appeal to outsiders, or those who might have cause to consider themselves as such", having a "playful artifice" which suits "rueful, ironic reiteration of pain or fatalism".
Milk had remained friendly with Campbell, who had entered the avant-garde art scene in Greenwich Village, but Milk did not understand why Campbell's despondency was sufficient cause to consider suicide as an option.
Importantly, all stressors studied here did attenuate the results, suggesting that any form of stress may be an important common cause to consider when studying migraine and depression.
