I will continue to do whatever I can to draw support to the cause of returning Russia to the path of democracy.
What stuck in my mind was less his ardent cheering for Hugh Gaitskell than his even more ardent support for the cause of returning the Elgin Marbles to Greece.
What is clear, among insiders, is that Mr. Clinton is playing a big — and some say expanding — role within the operation, one that might be sacrificing part of the accumulated prestige of his long public career for the cause of returning his wife (and himself) to the White House.
The report did little to quell a controversy among demographers over the scope and causes of return migration to Mexico.
Mr. Daschle tried to dispel the idea that the Sept. 11 attacks and the war on terrorism were the main causes of returning federal deficits.
David was born in the year when new excavations at the ash-buried ruins of Pompeii and Herculaneum were beginning to encourage a stylistic return to antiquity (without being, as was long supposed, a principal cause of that return).
Science is the solution to stem rust, not the cause of its return.
Charlotte is a self-possessed, witty woman, one of Pine Ridge's aristocrats (were the reservation not too egalitarian to have aristocrats), and she is admired for her activism in the cause of the return of the Black Hills and the rejection of the government's monetary settlement.
Regarding the cause of this return of the dephasing we can do some hypothesis: (1) Gold segregation onto the polar domains because of the increased diffusion of gold onto diblock copolymer film during the thermal annealing (higher mobility of gold [36] because of the higher fluidity of polymer chains) and furthermore due to new positioning of gold driven by block copolymer template.
In conditions of competitive equilibrium, "pure" profit would not exist, because the competitive market would cause the rates of return to capital, land, and labour to rise until they exhausted the total value of the product.
