Sentence examples for more a cause from inspiring English sources

Leveson's response to reports of the affair has been, if anything, more a cause for concern than the affair itself.

In humans, it is unclear whether brown fat is more a cause of leanness or a result of it.

But the gender divide between the plutocrats and everyone else is more a cause for worry than for celebration.

Researchers say that for now, the earthquake cluster, or swarm — the second-largest ever recorded in the park — is more a cause for curiosity than alarm.

During his Presidency, that independence has been more a cause for consternation, as the question became whether there was anyone with enough leverage to make demands of the President on behalf of African-Americans.

Whether the voyeuristic proclivities of today's television audiences are more a cause or an effect, the phenomenon's impact on production aesthetics has not been lost even on the major broadcast networks.

The more men died, the more urgently a cause had to be found for them to die for.

"The more I got to know Roger's family and friends, it really became more of a cause for me.

They are more than a cause for Ipso rebuke.

But higher savings are a consequence more than a cause of growth.

The arrival, however, of Spotify in 2008 was more of a cause for celebration.