Sentence examples for cause raised from inspiring English sources

Nor is Sexwale's business career free of controversy while his closeness to Blatter will also cause raised eyebrows.

Twitter has become the latest in a growing list of companies to cause raised eyebrows over its tax affairs.

The event, called Hoops for a Cause, raised money for the Amar'e Stoudemire Foundation, which helps at-risk youth.

American Crossroads, an all-round cheerleader for the Republican cause, raised $51m (together with an affiliate) last year.

Naming some of these companies as leaders – including Air France and BMW – will cause raised eyebrows and possibly raised blood pressure in some quarters.

Outside the prison walls, the David Wong Support Committee formed, and people who came to believe in the cause raised money, wrote letters and made speeches on college campuses.

His cause: raising awareness about global warming and how people are battling it.

The singer-songwriter didn't mention Vietnam casually; like that war, he said, this cause raises strong emotions.

His unadulterated devotion to his political cause raises uncomfortable questions about his very suitability for the office to which he aspires.

The Foundation will launch its signature Stand Up for Skateparks benefit in East Hampton, N.Y., later this year to benefit the cause, raise funds for the development of future skateparks, as well as to launch the new T-Mobile Sidekick LX Tony Hawk Edition.

The viral prank is all in fun for a worthy cause: raising awareness for colon cancer screenings through the Colon Cancer Alliance.