Sentence examples for gives cause from inspiring English sources

But another historical analogy gives cause for concern.

The fact that women are now so much better represented gives cause for optimism.

But the form of quarterback Matt Schaub gives cause for serious concern.

The final line of the quoted section gives cause for the greatest concern.

Much as I like to back investigative journalism, the committee's report gives cause for concern.

But advocates for the poor say the number of people facing the deadline gives cause for concern.

But it's not only the advance of the far-right Progress party that gives cause for concern.

But the fact that HIV can now be treated as a chronic condition gives cause for hope.

The fact that there are still over a million people waiting for hospital treatment hardly gives cause for rejoicing.

I've no idea how lasting they will be: Benjamin Netanyahu's right-wing government gives cause for doubt.

The spine gives cause for optimism that Australia won't be totally embarrassed, but in truth that optimism carries a heavy qualification.