Sentence examples for be a cause that from inspiring English sources
We will not be safe if we see national security as a wedge that divides America – it can and must be a cause that unites us as one people, as one nation.
In conclusion, the treatment with beta-blockers may be a cause that produces some difficulties in the interpretation of the data, but the detailed analysis of the results seems to indicate that the distribution of the patients regarding the appearance or disappearance of MO in the various groups of patients is random.
There has to be a cause that Americans believe in.
Well, the population of people living with cancer is set to double from two to four million by 2020, so ours will still be a cause that touches more lives than almost any other, but I wonder if other age-related issues (both for marginalised young people and ageing baby boomers) will also become more and more prominent.
But conceivably, getting the government out of marriage could be a cause that left-wing polys, along with live-and-let-live types in general, embrace.
This was a cause that never looked like a winner.
As I've said earlier I support his cause, it's a cause that's very close to my heart.
It is a cause that obsesses Mohammed Ali al-Khatib, a University of Sana civil law professor who defended Mr. Omar.
"Human rights is a cause that runs deep in the British heart and long in British history.
