Sentence examples for cause saving from inspiring English sources

Mr. Brosnan met with Obama administration officials in May to talk about his favorite cause, saving the whales.

Because its cause, saving the planet, is noble, the new faith has much popular appeal and support among the media, skilfully exploited by the NGOs.

But the man of the house, former Representative Hastings Keith, sits with his back to this serene scene as he works on his one cause: saving America from overly rich COLA's.

She said that she had embraced the blaze of publicity because it could only enhance her cause — saving endangered animals and their habitats: "The most important thing that we can hope to inspire and engage people to do is to worry about our natural places".

Political cause: Saving farmland.

"Vessels around the Aleutians are in more danger from tidal currents than from any other cause, save the lack of surveys," says the latest edition of the Alaska Pilot.

Last December, Tony Blair adopted the most Old Labour of causes: saving what remains of Britain's uncool and ancient coal industry.

On the long list of San Franciscans' causes, saving bars ranks very high, said Christopher VerPlanck, an architectural historian who engineered a recent effort to save the Tonga Room on nearby Nob Hill.

No ruling has come down yet, but the mere possibility that five justices might invalidate part or all of the recent health-care legislation has persuaded liberals that the Court has become a purely ideological actor, a rogue body unmoored from any cause save partisanship, a crucial participant in what the Atlantic's James Fallows described as a "long coup" perpetrated by the political right.

She creates a cause, Save the Snow Leopard.

Beside a healthy financial return, many investors -- large and small -- are seeking ways for their money to contribute back to a social cause, save resources, or contribute to an effort they care about that betters society in some way.