Sentence examples for a popular cause from inspiring English sources
Fees for lawyers are not a popular cause".
He seems to have picked a popular cause.
Myanmar is justifiably a popular cause in the West.
The Republican crack-up ReprintsBipartisanship is a popular cause.
"Members of parliament are jumping onto this as a popular cause for their own political survival".
"AIDS is not a very popular cause to give to," said Richard E. Stearns, president of the American branch of the religious charity World Vision.
School lunch (and actually, breakfast, because schools that provide free and reduced-cost lunches must also provide breakfast) is now a most popular cause.
A third popular cause of the conservative revival is the restiveness of what I have called "The Forgotten American," that dragooned and ignored individual who is either outside the organized pressure groups or who finds himself represented by organizations with whose policies he disagrees either in whole or in part.
In addition, he champions a less popular cause: ending the widespread consumption of shark's fin soup.
While locally not a very popular cause in Chicago and logistically unrealistic (MotherF@#K YOU Dan-Ryan Expressway Interchange) Mayor Daley sunk everything on it as his ticket to payoff the massive debt Chicago was in.
