Sentence examples for more cause than from inspiring English sources

The Central Office of Information COII) has more cause than many marketers to embrace mobile.

Justin Rose has more cause than most to cherish what is to come at Gleneagles this week.

Having used it to remake the world, he has more cause than most to regard himself as divine.

But even among the victims of Breitbart's potent keyboard-lashings and those who had more cause than most to consider him a foe, there were kind words.

Actors really do use ridiculous aliases If 2014 is anything to go by, then Hollywood stars have more cause than ever to be concerned about their privacy.

Even Peter Llewellyn Davies, the second son of the young family of five boys that Barrie befriended, and a man with more cause than most to loathe Peter Pan, called it "that terrible masterpiece".

Amen! Contraceptives no more cause sex than umbrellas cause rain.

But Obama has more cause for satisfaction than Clinton.

But some have more cause to complain than others.

But Isis, he cautions, is a more coherent cause than al-Qaida ever was.

It is a much stronger, more heartwarming cause than fighting the ivory trade [which William has taken up].