Sentence examples for offered cause from inspiring English sources

The economy, too, offered cause for hope.

Microsoft's earnings report last week offered cause for concern on that score.

The Devils' 4-1 victofferedered cause for rejoicing in their locker room and for consternation inside the Flyers', where players lamented a lack of competitiveness and resolve.

Margaret Harvey Bridport, Dorset Once the Guardian has abolished the discriminatory "women and children" cliche (Letters, 25 February), could it please act against "brutal murder" (Lured by Isis: young girls who revel in brutality are offered cause, 21 February).

The passing of the Cold War offered cause for celebration.

Any food offered causes her to recoil and unsheathe claws.

The category "other" was offered but it was possible to transfer each answer to one of the other offered causes.

While in most studies examples of behaviour were clearly workarounds, there were some studies in which it was more difficult to determine and for these it was necessary to consult the offered causes of the behaviour to determine whether it could be defined as a workaround.

On the other hand, Mr. Trump's early record also offers cause for alarm.

There are still no treatments for traumatic brain injury, though Barclay Morrison offers cause for hope.

The latest tax filings show that 2009 was not nearly as bad, though the numbers still offer cause for concern.