Sentence examples for has given cause from inspiring English sources
Shame, because Mr Gingrich has given cause, at different times in the past, to believe that he's cleverer than that.
A far better prospect would be a partnership with the man whose writing on England in the Daily Mail throughout this tournament has given cause to wonder, again and again, why Sir Clive Woodward is not on the inside of England.
The rash spread of the first sexually transmitted disease (STD) in Europe within a few years after AD 1493 has given cause for several discussions about its origin.
The recent significant reductions in prevalence documented in some settings [1] through effective use of Artemisinin-based Combination Therapy (ACT), insecticide-treated bed nets and indoor residual spraying has given cause for optimism and placed malaria eradication back on the global health agenda.
The recently introduced guidance has given cause for concerns from both the oncology and primary care communities.
He added: "On reflection, we accept the way in which the article was displayed could have given cause for offence.
Properly weighed, in time, they might have given cause for second thoughts about the wisdom of the invasion.
Thankfully though, future-minded officials in South Korea have given cause for this correspondent to write about something altogether different: by 2015, all of the country's dead-tree textbooks will be phased out, in favour of learning materials carried on tablet computers and other devices.The cost of setting up the network will be $2.1 billion.
"I would have thought he would have given cause for contemplation," O'Neill said of the 22-year-old.
