Sentence examples for The old causes from inspiring English sources

The old Causes Facebook app will stick around for now, so veteran users don't have to worry about their campaigns disappearing, but its the new Causes.com where things are really happening.

That was the old Causes.

"Much of the world has moved away from socialism, and they're still trying to champion the old cause.

It is normal to see little plastic boxes for zakat – Islamic charity contributions – for the poor, for orphans, and the old cause of Palestinians living under Israeli occupation.

Vestiges of imperial support certainly remained both in the cities and in the countryside, but the old cause had given way before the real interests that were taking shape during this period.

Perhaps it’s time to kill the old cause marketing model.

When we acquire new knowledge, the same replaces the old, causing a rewiring of our brain that changes our consciousness and outlook on things.

It's the oldest cause of disagreement between couples.

In a postscript to the work Vane wrote the words "the good old cause", a coinage that became a rallying cry in the next few years for Vane's group of republicans.

He showed that the unity implied in such republican terms as "the good old cause" masked continuing structures of inequality, from which plebeians had lost.

The group helped to redefine the study of history in Britain and generated such pioneering documents as "The Good Old Cause," which Hill edited with Dell in 1949.