Sentence examples for a common cause and from inspiring English sources

Spartacus brought us together, gave us a common cause and gave anyone who wanted it a chance to be heard.

When asked if the band still hated each other, Lydon replied "Yes, with a vengeance, but we share a common cause, and it's your money".

"Every little brick added to the walls around people creates less of a common cause, and I don't think we need to be adding bricks".

While it is having some social and political impact, its main achievement is probably logistical, uniting groups with different agendas around a common cause and attracting new recruits, especially college students and unionized workers.

If the push to disinvite Trump from SNL is unifying Latino organizations around a common cause and – more importantly – is causing Latino voters to be more active in the political process, then the campaign is doing its job.

It takes advantage of one of the best things about the Internet, the ability of people from all over the world to contribute to a common cause, and rejects one of the worst, the dispiriting monotony of automated algorithmic curation.

It chimed with conversations I'd had previously with Barack himself: this sense that you could connect very different people to a common cause - and that's been manifest in his campaign.

There was a common cause involved, and people remember these festivals as a contribution to the 90s music scene.

Staphylococcus aureus is a ubiquitous human pathogen and a common cause of invasive and life threatening infections.

Stroke is a highly prevalent age-related brain disease and a common cause for disability and invalidism in the elderly.

Foodborne illness is a major public health problem and a common cause of illness and death worldwide.