Sentence examples for assorted causes from inspiring English sources

Advocates for assorted causes like the global economy and gay rights will soon be arriving to take to the streets for the four-day Republican convention, opening on July 31.

These Republicans, of course, uttered no concerns about judicial bias in approving the nominations of a lawmaker dedicated to gun rights, or of a lifelong pro-labor nominee and 34 others identified with assorted causes.

Assorted protest causes, vowing to rally by the tens of thousands, also began arriving, closely tracked by the mayor's police aides.

Fans will also reflect on the stellar work which continues to be done by the Montse Benítez Foundation – a charitable organisation funding assorted good causes on Merseyside – and her husband's £96,000 donation to the Hillsborough Family Support Group.

Other heavy hitters are educational institutions, like your college; hospitals and assorted medical causes; museums, symphonies, libraries, parks and zoos.

His performances as Q may well be affectionately remembered as delightful cameos in counterpoint long after the assorted James Bonds cause uneasy titters.

And unlike many of the author's earlier characters, who were torn between conflicting loyalties (to individuals, to countries, to assorted ideals and causes), Salvo has nothing to debate: on one side, there is the evil Syndicate; on the other side, there is Truth, Justice and the welfare of the country where he and Hannah grew up.

Assorted health problems have caused him to miss numerous performances in Boston and at the Met over the past few years, including several at Tanglewood in 2008.

Bennett said he was "beyond frustrated" with the lingering hamstring injury and other assorted injuries that have caused him to miss 23 games the last two seasons.

I only go after charlatans, bigots, self-righteous posers, scammers, trolls and other assorted idiots who are causing what I consider palpable damage to trans people, even if they are trans people themselves.

Even in more routine circumstances, the non-state segment of the healthcare market is characterised by its diversity, caused by assorted investments by charities, NGOs, donors, local entrepreneurs, politicians and the diaspora.