Sentence examples for much cause to from inspiring English sources

But they haven't had much cause to gripe lately.

The tributary states had much cause to rebel.

Right and left have much cause to criticise government.

I had not previously had much cause to dwell on the issue.

However, Calderwood had just as much cause to be grateful to his keeper, Lee Camp.

Only the newcomer Yevlin will have much cause to remember this one with any fondness.

This in turn allows offenders to build up belief that the guardian does not occupy Location 1 as much, causing crime to return to Location 1.

Judging by the first session, Blair has so far not been given much to cause to sweat.

For some this has become too much, causing them to fall back into familiar ways of coping: concocting conspiracy theories, lashing out violently and stealing from their neighbors.

Of course, a dose of unease is always good in business, but too much causes everyone to press ahead thoughtlessly.

Too much causes you to look like you are swimming in fabric.