11. Israel considers this a deterrent, meant to give pause to those considering a violent attack. 12. Recent harrowing events must surely give pause to families pondering a fall or winter getaway. 13. The connection surely gives pause to thoughtful voters. 14. The scars from his beatings as a slave are exposed, giving pause to the abolitionist Shaw. 15. Several factors, though, should give pause to anyone considering the fund after its outstanding 1995 performance. 16. That should give pause to the State Legislature. 17. His seat in the stands for this one might give pause to whoever is coaching this time. 18. Whatever his other merits, his handling of this issue should give pause to conservatives and liberals alike. 19. You may not agree with the ratings, but it does give pause to reflect on various destinations. 20. The zigzag course of events since Election Day gives pause to even the most intrepid of prognosticators.
