real cause

At the very least, to give him a real cause for fear.

Life was giving her real cause to consider another line of work.

The world is a work, an effect, and so must have real cause.

If it were not true, one might have real cause to be concerned.

Tell me, what was the real cause of the revolution?

And to seek out the real cause of his friend's death.

Now, more than a century later, their real cause was still a mystery.

So no one can even suspect the real cause of his death.

It took four days for the company to identify the real cause.

Perhaps this is the real cause of my interest in his fate.

For the real cause of this war was connected with air power.

It is here that the real cause must be sought.

This seems to me to be a real cause for celebration.

The role of the secret police, too, gives real cause for concern.

If the virus is the real cause, most cases would be expected to test positive.

However, it does not include the main issue - the real cause of the enormous economic problems.

Once they do that, there will be real cause for excitement.

Actually, I had no real cause to doubt this lady.

The real cause of poverty is not having enough cash.

This is the real cause of the problems we are experiencing.

"I am ready to cooperate in order to find the real cause."

I have to focus on a real cause as the center of things."

They have no real cause, and he will be able to deny responsibility.

Even so, there is no real cause to consider him anything other than an asset.

First, you need to figure out the real cause of your headache pain.