Sentence examples for less cause from inspiring English sources

There will be less cause for disagreement.

But the truth may give less cause for jingoism.

But in practice, there is less cause for optimism.

The irony of Davies's outburst is that there has rarely been less cause for moral panic.

On the streets of Pakistan, among ordinary people, India provides less cause for concern.

High unemployment hurts breakfast sales, because jobless people have less cause to get out of bed.

But in the past they have mounted coups for far less cause than the current crises.

Mr. Schimpf's account of Brahms's Ballade No. 4 offered less cause for dispute.

But there would be less cause for concern if Russia's economic structure were better developed.

Few people would dispute his mental clarity, his ability to identify how best to get from A to B. But few can be found to argue he's much good at persuading others of a less cause-and-effect disposition that it's a journey they want to make.

Yet, despite Darwin (1859) pointing out that reference to "the plan of creation" or "unity of design" revealed our ignorance rather than provided an explanation, a natural, agent-less cause like natural selection is difficult for most Americans to understand.