Sentence examples for a cause about from inspiring English sources

Why or why not? -Would you be willing to risk your safety for a cause about which you feel strongly?

My patients taught me about courage, about bravery, about organizing for a cause, about dying for one.

The reason to contribute is not that doing business with a breeder automatically makes you culpable but that it's a way to support a cause about which you care deeply.

Unlike concerts that raise money for those suffering from hunger, homelessness, war or disease, this one supported a cause about which many musicians are ambivalent: the fight against capital punishment.

Camping for a cause: About thirty Duke students take turns occupying four tents in the shadow of Duke Chapel.

Dominant breast cancer discourse has long expunged the terms "victim" and "patient" as being either too negative or too neutral for a cause about hope and survival.

This was before the crisis became a cause sung about by pop stars, and the inert, skeletal figures stunned him.

Donate to a cause you care about, join an activist group and do whatever feels empowering.

"Take a class, book an expedition, volunteer for a cause you care about," she said.

7. Give to a cause you care about, but do it in someone else's name.

People to contribute to a cause they care about are happier.