Sentence examples for give a pause from inspiring English sources

"Rebelman" "Apple will bounce back, but it should give a pause to investors who think the business can grow forever at 20percentt a year.

"Apple will bounce back, but it should give a pause to investors who think the business can grow forever at 20percentt a year.

"Results like this should give a pause that maybe we should start being more cautious," Peter Howard, an economist at NYU Law School's Institute for Policy Integrity, told VICE News.

The show usually knows a show stopper when it's got one and Davies is given a pause so fans can clamor after a faithful rendition of "Summertime" or "Down On Me" or "Piece Of My Heart".

Looks may not be the only aspect to give a buyer pause.

For the most part her guest appearance featured remarks that would barely give a viewer pause.

That might give a shopper pause over the really inexpensive items.

The president prides himself on winning over hostile audiences, but this challenge would give a peacock pause.

There is nothing necessarily wrong with any of these inclinations per se, but they would seem to give a politician pause.

On its face, this is directly comparable to a Martin Dreadnought and the size and headstock would give a player pause.

This fact alone should give a psychoneural reductionist pause.