Sentence examples for there cause from inspiring English sources
The phrase "there cause" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a misspelling or misphrasing of "their cause" or "therefore." Example: "They rallied together to support their cause."
So is there cause for optimism or pessimism in Britain's multicultural society?
In other cases, people moving into a forested area, just building more homes and living there, cause a change in fire frequency and the impact of fires".
The company, which obtains 12 percent of its oil and gas from Nigeria, has long been dogged by accusations that its activities there cause serious environmental problems and human rights abuses.
If you've got a side-mounted motherboard, and 99% of you do, it's totally inadvisable to clamp one of these suckers on there, cause it'll probably rip the CPU right out of its seat.
She says all of the radiation generated from the myriad devices out there cause her to be sick, nauseous, lose hair, have high blood pressure and suffer from headaches.
Sobriety and commonality seemed to help unify many women, " the people in here know me better than my friends out there' cause I was always high or drunk or whatever.
Vivian Aspair, editor of "Mother Rock," was there, causing trouble.
The penalty becomes progressively active there causing that the population progressively transfers outside the trapping area.
There might be a tuft of greenery in there causing him pain too.
Therefore, deposition of an atom there causes an anisotropic distortion of the lattice.
Keeping it there might cause irritations.
