Sentence examples for a cause from from inspiring English sources

And Bruce Hoffman, in his authoritative study "Inside Terrorism," describes the affair as "the premier example of terrorism's power to rocket a cause from obscurity to renown".

REBEL WITHOUT A CAUSE From children to adults, almost everyone who's being cared for eventually lashes out at the person doing the caring.

It is formidably difficult to distinguish beyond doubt a cause from a non-cause, or a proximal cause from a distal cause, or which of six rock-throwing hoodlums smashed your picture window.

He is a hip-hop veteran (he released his first album, "Grits Sandwiches for Breakfast," in 1990) turned rock star, whose résumé includes one of the best-selling rap albums of all time ("Devil Without a Cause," from 1998, has sold nearly nine million copies) as well as a country hit ("Picture," with Sheryl Crow, from 2001).

Olympic officials plan to deploy 25,000 guards, soldiers and police officers to protect the games, but their focus has been mainly on preventing terrorist attacks; security experts say that it may be a great deal harder to prevent, say, one ticketed spectator with a cause from running onto the track to disrupt a showcase event like the men's 1,500 meters.

There are a variety of ways to raise money online for a cause from a group.

In at least one case, though, his voice was a cause for concern from his editors.

Any disruption in process/tools/tech can break a rhythm to service and be a cause for pushback from staff.

PCV was not a cause for exclusion from the study.

In 1976 Alfred ran as Republican for District Attorney in Democratic Madison--a lost cause from the start.

Given their reputation for making a lost cause from a winning one, that would havebeen unwise.