Sentence examples for better causes from inspiring English sources

Those were all better causes than the RAF's.

Does that mean curtains for HS2, with Balls eyeing the prospect of trousering some £50bn for better causes?

He moved on to better causes, like abolitionism and universal education, before discovering his real calling: penmanship.

Leaders of the society say the money is rightly theirs, but officials of the trust assert that they have the right to divert the donations to what they deem better causes.

That money could certainly go toward better causes than blasting the nice people of Ohio and other swing states with ads 24/7 for entire months leading up to key national elections.

There are so many "better" causes.

"But I know this is for a higher reason, a better cause.

And after all, what better cause could there be than defending that glorious national tradition?

"We couldn't think of a better cause than breast cancer awareness".

One Roman paper questioned whether Gatti had pursued Ferrante with a "fury that was worthy of a better cause".

"Maybe then they'd think of giving the university money that might have gone to a better cause," Earl said.