Examples of 'there is cause' in a sentence
Meaning of "there is cause"
there is cause: This phrase indicates that there is a reason or motive behind a particular action or event. It implies that something has led to a specific outcome or situation
How to use "there is cause" in a sentence
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there is cause
Extradition is prohibited if there is cause to suspect that.
There is cause for even greater concern.
I am afraid there is cause for concern.
There is cause for hope if not optimism.
I believe in fact that there is cause for optimism.
But there is cause for not working.
I have no idea whether there is cause and effect.
And there is cause for it to live again.
Its contents are a fresh proof that there is cause.
And here there is cause for concern.
I will not treat a man as a criminal unless there is cause to do so.
Here too there is cause for friction.
We anonimise and arrange encryption of personal data if there is cause to do so.
There is cause for that now.
But for seniors there is cause for concern.
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There is cause for grave concern.
If you feel there is cause.
There is cause for suspicion with this event.
The author implies that there is cause for concern.
There is cause to stay awhile and an overnight is recommended.
But not everyone thinks there is cause for worry.
Later there is cause for concern.
But if they are found in clusters there is cause for worry.
But there is cause for concern.
Feel free to conduct any interviews if you feel there is cause.
Today there is cause for hope.
And despite the present uncertainties there is cause for some optimism.
Already there is cause for encouragement.
Blood tests can determine whether or not there is cause for concern.
Today there is cause for hope on both these fronts.
With regard to internal problems there is cause for a little more satisfaction.
There is cause for praise.
In high variation environments there is cause for extinction in greater numbers of individuals.
There is cause for concern about how human rights complainants were.
Its when either occurs frequently that there is cause for concern.
There is cause to praise.
Our findings so far do not yet indicate there is cause for concern.
There is cause.
But certainly it seems that there is cause for concern in the case of minors.
There is cause to take a closer look at the mixed media of these blessings.
I say to the member for Denison that there is cause for some cautious optimism.
Clearly there is cause for concern in using coatings for metallic femoral components.
For these reasons, there is cause to intervene.
There is cause here to mention a state of affairs which was probably not uniquely Swedish.
Nevertheless, there is cause for concern.
There is cause and effect, there is common sense.
Nevertheless, there is cause for optimism.
There is cause for concern closer to home, too.
Conditionality, effect provided there is cause.
In my world there is Cause and there is Effect.
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