Sentence examples for an easy cause from inspiring English sources

Chechen self-rule is not an easy cause for outsiders to embrace.

With concert halls across the world favoring the classical repertoire, and with limited financing for contemporary composition, new music is not an easy cause to champion.

"CIBC has come up with a very creative approach to get a group of people across the financial industry, who are on some days fierce competitors, behind an easy cause to support," Mr. Lamere said.

Stillbirth is too unbearable for some organizations (e.g., private sector partners) to associate with, and preterm birth is an easier cause to advocate for because it still results in a baby that needs ongoing treatment and assistance, and not in a death.

In 1975, three years after Rudolph was born, Riperton had a worldwide hit with a ballad called Lovin' You ("Is easy cause you're beautiful").

They touched on it on Wednesday, coming to the aid of retired Gurkhas (an easy, emotional cause), but that welcome vote did nothing to help the active part of the armed forces.

The sacrificing of rights in the name of border security hasn't made the headlines very often, maybe because most of the people being hassled are minorities, maybe because "protecting America's borders" sounds like an easy, noble cause.

Numbers and performance count most, but it's relatively easy to avoid giving your board easy cause to judge your performance as a leader.

He was taking it easy cause he was exhausted". La Cañada's top finisher was senior Adam Skaggs (26th, 16:46).

It's actually kind of cool when it gets really easy, cause then you don't have to get yourself all psyched up to play.

Plans to extend the car park by 200 spaces were drawn up in 2009, with North Somerset Council describing the scheme as "necessary", as the lack of spaces limited the number of people who could feasibly use the station for commuting due to Nailsea being too far from the station to be an easy walk, causing people to drive to the station.