Sentence examples for offers cause from inspiring English sources

But a troubled minority offers cause for alarm.

As always, the swimmers will be expected to do much of the heavy medal lifting, which in this case offers cause for hope.

Mark Pendleton, a Japanese studies lecturer who is currently based in Japan, says the country's response to the government's move offers cause for optimism.

A remarkable chain of events in recent months offers cause for cheer amid the bleak headlines of violence and economic distress.

Daytime telly rarely offers cause for celebration, but there's one golden hour in the schedule to make even the most hardened workaholic grateful for a duvet day: Homes Under the Hammer.

When you search for a medical condition, that table offers Causes, Remedies, Treatment, Prognosis and News.

"Most people don't make it as far as the stage," he offers, causing me a whole new stir of embarrassment.

In both these cases, the limited expressiveness of matching offers causes economic loss: it may happen that an arrangement that all parties (donors as well as charities) would have preferred cannot be expressed in terms of matching offers and will therefore not occur.

But taking advantage of such offers causes a hit to the credit score each time.

The preponderance of buy-one-get-one-free offers causes households to buy more food than they can eat before it spoils.

Follow-up analyses showed that only IBI2 showed a marginally significant difference between accepted and rejected offers, caused by less deceleration for rejected offers, as is shown in Fig.  6 (bottom panel).