1.   All those who believe that a free press is a prerequisite of a democracy have cause for concern here.

2.   His father has good cause to be proud of him.

3.   I do not think that he has any cause for complaint.

4.   Later we shall have cause to doubt its accuracy and validity.

5.   Patients sometimes have cause to complain about the hospital treatment they receive.

6.   Phillips J. held on a preliminary issue that the plaintiff had a cause of action.

7.   Seven months after Peter Robinson and I penned those damning words, have we cause to change our opinion?

8.   Six were at sea, on the business of trade - an act of faith that he might have cause to regret.

9.   These rebels felt they had a cause.