Sentence examples for cause push from inspiring English sources
His "protest period" lasted less than two years, and even then he was suspicious of leftie folkies who wanted him to be a singing placard: enter a cause, push a button, get a song.
And, tragically, this is a weekend to revisit Jill Lepore's classic feature for this magazine on the history of American gun laws, beginning in the eighteenth century, moving to the nineteen-sixties, when gun ownership was a cause pushed by black nationalists, and taking us to today's N.R.A. Lepore writes, "One in three Americans knows someone who has been shot.
New York Democrats Rep. Tim Bishop and Sens. Kirsten Gillibrand and Chuck Schumer also took up the cause, pushing immigration authorities to allow Smulian more time in the country.
Hence, these thalamic and cortical structures that cause pusher syndrome when lesioned might represent those areas in which the afferent sensory graviceptional signals, required to control upright body position, are processed.
The decision to allow LGBT groups to participate has nevertheless caused push-back from local Catholic groups.
An extra £675m would be taken from National Lottery funding, including £425m from the Big Lottery Fund and £250m from other good causes, pushing the total lottery contribution up to £2.17bn.
False expectations and the lack of information upon the irreversibility of the medical condition are among the possible causes pushing relatives to prolong treatment, in a setting where the medical staff is practically without legal options even to suggest any alternatives.
He has his own cause to push".
"We went over there for a good cause: to push Saddam out," Specialist Acosta said.
Media attention and the consequent brand damage that security breaches cause also push companies to act.
