Sentence examples for will be no cause from inspiring English sources
There will be no cause for shame if others fail where Moby has triumphed: in making a great dance record for people who don't dance.
Tottenham's position remains relatively precarious in the Premier League, if eased somewhat by Monday's win at Hull City, and there will be no cause to relax even if United are defeated tomorrow.
Both he and Mr Noonan warned there will be no cause for the country to "go mad" on Monday following the exit, insisting the Government will have to remain committed to making "prudent" economic and social decisions.
Yet the Branch Davidians all agree on one point: Timothy J. McVeigh, who cited his rage over what happened here as the prime reason he blew up the Federal Building in Oklahoma City two years to the day later, will be no martyr for their cause.
Many people in Mexico believe this (including some Economist readers, if online comments are anything to go by), though the evidence is weak.Mr López Obrador has said publicly that he will respect the result, and that there will be no repeat of the fiasco caused by his protests in 2006.
"I hope there will be no repeat of mistakes that could cause the holding of another special session and another change of leadership," Mr. Tandjung said.
As new legislation takes effect in 2012 in countries around the world, ignorance of the law will be no excuse.Animal-lovers will have cause to rejoice in many parts of the world.
Without a cause, there will be no solution.
That people will be unhappy is no cause for concern because, for so long, the power of the state has trampled on individual rights.
Today, the Chinese counterpart will be cause for no such suspense.
