Sentence examples for a cause to keep from inspiring English sources

Aquarians' belief in causes runs deep and your heart and soul need a cause to keep you whole.

"That the government doesn't have adequate resources to handle the cases is not a good cause to keep them under seal," Mr. Loucks said in an interview, comparing it to a sports game where only one team is allowed to try to score.

She did nothing to dampen speculation about her future earlier in Saturday's discussion, while talking about the need for people who are committed to a public cause to keep trying even when their ambitions were thwarted.

It should go without saying that the folks who have built their identities around a 150-year-old treasonous cause to keep human beings in bondage are not very good at the internet.

Any plan that did not give local people cause to keep their trees standing would surely fail.

In 1954, in an effort to keep the cause of Puerto Rican independence visible, four more of Albizu Campos's followers entered the U.S. Capitol and opened fire on congressmen there, wounding five of them before being overwhelmed by police.

The aforementioned Roland Burris only qualified for a "Mention" (I can't even bring myself to say the word "Honorable" in this sentence, sorry), for realizing what a lost cause trying to keep his job would be next year, and wisely decided not to waste the time or money losing.

This will cause her to keep building a new nest.

The fact that [Carper] had a progressive primary challenge that caused us to keep an eye on things is notable".

"Fill him with your wisdom and cause him to keep growing personally and maturing".

"It's that corruption and high instability cause people to keep their money abroad".