Sentence examples for cause of trying from inspiring English sources

Why the government thinks consumers should be hoodwinked in the cause of trying to compete with Chile and Australia in wine production is even more baffling.

She invests her vestigial longings into the cause of trying to build a perfect home and family, and when domesticity can't bear the load she imposes, she falls into a chaos of indistinct impulses.

McIlroy said: "From the first day we got here, the speeches that he gave, the videos he showed us, the people that he got in to talk to us, the imagery in the team room, it all tied in together; all part of the plan all for the cause of trying to win this Ryder Cup, and he was meticulous in his planning".

A few days later he rode himself into the ground in the futile cause of trying to ensure gold for Cavendish in the London road race, food for thought for those who feel he is not an athlete given to gratuitous, generous gestures.

Former President Nelson Mandela also took up the cause of trying to get the young woman's remains a proper resting place, asking the late President François Mitterrand for his help in the matter when the two men met in South Africa in 1994.

"It was all part of the plan, all for the cause of trying to win this Ryder Cup, and he was meticulous in his planning.

If President Bush and his higher echelon had fully understood the distinction and defined our enemy properly, they would have kept uppermost in mind the effect the Iraq war would have on strengthening the jihadist cause instead of trying to weaken terrorism by destroying Saddam Hussein and his very weak link to terrorism.

Many, he said, appeared to achieve top status but then lost it due to a misplaced strategy, or poor judgment in responding to events, and often this was caused by the hubris of trying to be top.

"George Osborne put that bill forward with the sole purpose of trying to cause splits within the Labour party".

Ignatious Chombo, the ruling Zanu-PF party's administration secretary, accused western embassies in Harare and opposition parties of trying to cause anarchy.

"I don't think a single Democrat is even entertaining the notion of trying to cause a shut down," the New York Democrat told the Huffington Post.