with good cause

And if she has brought you here, it is with good cause.

We question the efficiency of government, and with good cause.

Again, and with good cause, he felt Congress had forgotten him.

And, after having met him, she realized it was with good cause.

He is angry and, for all I know, with good cause.

There was a thing to be ashamed of, and with good cause!

There was one other thing Chance had said that stuck in my mind, and with good cause.

If someone put a rope around his neck, it was probably with good cause.

The place had become a bedlam and with good cause.

The poor devil was beside himself and I knew with good cause.

Then she mentioned your name and that you were investigating our father, probably with good cause.

"With good cause, doctor, from what you have told me.

"I think Hillary can help us with good causes," she said.

But this campaign season he seems to be breaking into more of a sweat than usual, and perhaps with good cause.

Here, the brother is first shown to be, with good cause, the despair of his jealous wife.

But they were alarmed, and with good cause about their fledglings.

If I am arrogant, it is with good cause.

For decades conservatives have complained about the liberal media, and with good cause.

Charities benefit because they get regular donations to help them with good causes.

It was true he was superstitious, but only with good cause.

With good cause, characters in these stories are forever dashing off to do library research.

They deem him a magician or a devil, and with good cause.

They went home angry, perhaps with good cause.

Any limitation must therefore be reasonable and may only be made with good cause.

Helen avoided eye contact with him, and with good cause.