Sentence examples similar to given cause to question from inspiring English sources

It has given him cause to question his faith in America.

To admit error in such a minor matter is to endear yourself to people without giving them cause to question your judgment in any important way.

However, it might also give us cause to question our justification of life sentences with no hope of parole.

We Hungarians, and central Europe in general, have come far since those heady times, but the past 20 years have also given us much cause to question the path we took.

For the next 30 miles, I pushed my heart rate as high as it would go and the pedals as fast as they would go, giving various extremities frostbite and giving my parents cause to question my sanity.

Did we need to give Afghans (and Americans, especially those whose sons and daughters and parents are in Afghanistan for no reason that it is easy to explain) more cause to question our motives?

They had good cause to question conditions today.

This, together with evidence for Early Holocene interaction between these neighbours, gives cause for us to question some authors continued adherence to a singular narrative of the Austronesian Hypothesis and the 'Neolithisation' of this part of the world.

This gives cause for concern as transition questions are used as anchors to estimate minimally important change (MIC) thresholds on patient reported outcome measures such as the RMDQ.

Butlin's appointment to this role gave cause for concern in some quarters, with questions being asked of the under-secretary, Harold Macmillan, about the nature of his involvement.

The fact that our colonial status quo does not lead us to daily outrage should give us pause and cause us to question why all of this must be so.