Sentence examples for cause at a time from inspiring English sources
One cause at a time, please.
City experts are concerned about the disruption that the closure of the FSA would cause at a time when markets are fragile.
He espoused the Palestinian cause at a time when most of the world saw Palestinians as terrorists after the Munich Olympics and plane hijackings.
But a city where doing many things at once is as natural as breathing can certainly help out more than one cause at a time.
The legal battle over the law has helped bind conservatives together in common cause at a time when the Republican presidential nominating contest has been a disappointment to many in the party.
Beware the austere "less is more" look, she said.Equating modernism with communism helped Miss Gordon's cause at a time when America was being told by Joe McCarthy that the government was full of reds.
President Johnson and other Democratic Party leaders, although largely sympathetic to the MFDP's civil rights stance, were dismayed by the negative publicity the group was causing at a time when Johnson wanted media attention focused on his presidential election campaign.
Describing how the pay-rise has come at "a bad time," Mr Cocozza said: "Considering the pay freeze in the public sector and the continued austerity measures affecting young people, I'm glad many politicians – including our Green MP Caroline Lucas – are donating their increase to charitable causes at a time when one million people have relied on food banks in the past year.
Often considered a devout humanitarian and activist, she spoke out in support of AIDS causes at a time when few celebrities had the chutzpah to do so.
He said that agreeing to hold a referendum on the UK leaving the EU would send a negative signal around the world, hit economic confidence and cause uncertainty at a time of economic difficulty.
Recall this: "Under his original agreement, Mr. Elop would be entitled to these same benefits if he terminated his employment for cause at any time regardless of a change of control".
