Sentence examples for exactly cause for from inspiring English sources
They expected to win, so it wasn't exactly cause for a party.
A blemish on a teenager is not exactly cause for alarm, but her mother, Carla Stephan, became concerned when it started to spread and swell.
But on Tuesday, his margin of victory dropped by three-quarters, compared with 2005 — not exactly cause for a cork-popping celebration.
Considering the tragedy of those Olympics, the slaying of 11 Israeli athletes by terrorists, DeMont's case was not exactly cause for international dishonor.
When single parenting charity Gingerbread announced that the bedroom tax would apply to separated parents who shared custody of their children (according to its guide, "children who visit regularly but are not always part of the household" have had their bedrooms recategorised as superfluous "spares"), it wasn't exactly cause for celebration.
It's not exactly cause for investors to throw themselves out of windows, but it seems that the rapid and sustained growth the games industry has enjoyed for the last few years is slowing down just a little.
OKLAHOMA 81, NEBRASKA 47: Clinching a tie for a third straight Big 12 title was not exactly a cause for No. 4 Oklahoma to celebrate.
The milestone is not exactly a cause for local celebration, especially in the Puget Sound region, where sprawl and traffic congestion have become major quality-of-life issues.
The evidence of the last World T20, in Sri Lanka in 2012 when Pietersen was in the doghouse for the disloyalty he had shown to Andrew Strauss weeks earlier, is not exactly a cause for confidence that the rest of England's batsmen can prosper without him, especially in the subcontinent.
However, what exactly causes the marked predisposition for tissue deposition and rapid clearance from the circulation is unclear.
