Sentence examples for cause hopes from inspiring English sources
May, who backed the prime minister's pro-remain stance in the referendum campaign but made few public appearances in support of the cause, hopes to be seen as a unity candidate to bridge the divide in the party.
The teachers formed a coalition and enlisted a state senator, Eric T. Schneiderman of Manhattan, to take up their cause, hoping that New York would buck the national trend.
A deep recession caused a political crisis in 2013, which undermined investor confidence, causing hopes for a return to market financing in mid-2014 to recede.
By combining the satisfaction of helping others with a tangible product that contributors can hold, Causes hopes people will be more inclined open their wallets.
The new face in the Vatican -- Argentina's Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio, now Pope Francis -- caused hopes to surge among Catholics around the world that reform is on the horizon.
It gets staff involved in good causes, hoping that this will motivate them more broadly at work.
Reformers, including the market-minded and those who want money for other causes, hope that Congress will counter with more sweeping changes.
LOS ANGELES – The convergence of so many stars makes Oscar weekend a magnet for all kinds of charities and causes hoping to piggyback.
There is some cause for hope, then.
