Sentence examples for no such cause from inspiring English sources

No such cause for cancellation is involved here.

Oscar Pistorius had no such cause for celebration, but he sounded much more fulfilled than a last-place finisher usually does.

The majority intimates that the actions taken against prisoners Bobbitt and Black were based on good cause, see ante, at 458, but the very essence of these prisoners' factual allegations is that no such cause existed.

But when no such cause is found, it has been shown in studies to lead to full-blown Alzheimer's, with its additional impairments in reasoning and thinking, in at least 80percentt of cases.

8 And even if any had no such cause themselves for joy or grief, they were at least affected by the experiences of the rest; for they either rejoiced with him that was glad or grieved with him that mourned, and so, even if they were free from an experience of their own, p301 yet they could not remain indifferent on account of their comradeship with the rest.

The truth is that there is no such "cause".

To this, Earth Day organiz ers' answer has been that satisfactory environment en compasses peace, civil rights and an end to poverty, but that no such causes will have mean ing if the globe's physical de terioration is not arrested.

If no such causes are evident then efforts to limit gas-trapping further must be considered.

The company's lawyer calls you back to say you cannot resign except for "material cause" and that you have no basis for claiming such cause.

No such common cause exists for the adults in the new film.

When something goes wrong in the garden for no such obvious cause as a drought or a flood or a hurricane or a bolt of lightning, your suspicions should turn first to the teeming family of the mushrooms.