Sentence examples for causes to do from inspiring English sources

To explain the underperformance of one and the superperformance of the other, analysts identify possible structural and philosophical causes, to do with an underlying sense of authenticity conferred by the fans' part-ownership of Bundesliga clubs and the strategic planning evident in the emphasis placed in Germany on the education of coaches.

The only way to influence someone to do something is to give him enough causes to do it.

Wilkinson was sometimes criticised for extending her efforts too widely; a local newspaper, the North Mail, complained in May 1937 that "Miss Wilkinson is working for too many causes to do justice to Jarrow".

They commit to causes, to doing good for others.

He has good cause to do so.

He has the perfect cause to do that once again.

"But they would have to have probable cause to do that".

This year, coincidentally, I've had cause to do extensive reporting in and about both countries.

"They used excessive force, and they had no cause to do so".

We should not question the integrity of match referees without cause to do so.

But, he added, "I took it as my cause to do everything within legal boundaries to fund that race".