Sentence examples for would occasion from inspiring English sources

He said Kosovo had not done enough to protect the Serb minority but added that he hoped the court ruling on Thursday would occasion new talks.

My tears would occasion another argument, and my father would go off early to bed in the guest room while my mother and I sat in the kitchen.

In the first minute of a 1938 rendition of Beethoven's Ninth, under Serge Koussevitzky, the strings and the timpani struggle to fall in synch; these days, such a lusty but messy performance would occasion much head-shaking.

"In foreign policy, he's done some things that are unprecedented and bold, but, all in all, it has played out for him in a way that ordinarily would occasion second thoughts," Sestanovich said.

The fear of many Africa watchers is that even worse than the regional economic disaster it would occasion, an ethnic explosion of Ivory Coast would set a pattern for the region for years to come.

What Ruskin did not predict, however (though it might have pleased him), was that the rise of an empirical model of weather would occasion the decline of the symbolic one — and, with it, the over-all decline of weather in literature.

The model for it was Caravaggio's studio assistant, Cecco Boneri, and the picture would later occasion rumours that Caravaggio and Cecco had slept together.

Yet it seems undeniable that gross differences in distribution would likely occasion some sort of rancorous feelings.

Notwithstanding this formal prohibition, the commentaries on the categories were crucial for subsequent theological discussions, and the thinnest of pretexts would sometimes occasion a digression into theological territory.

I never imagined I would have occasion to thank the ghost of Tanaka.

So rather than risk their exclusives, Sunday newspapers would, on occasion, take their chances and publish without comment.