Sentence examples for cause while the from inspiring English sources

The Rev. Jesse Jackson and the Rev. Al Sharpton championed the cause while the Martin family stood in the spotlight.

The Ottomans haggled shamelessly for gold and arms before committing themselves to the German cause, while the Arab revolt, far from the romantic national self-discovery of Lawrence's depiction, was founded on a liberal distribution of gold sovereigns.

People struggling to cope with wages that don't keep pace with inflation feel that they are paying the price of a crisis they did not cause while the perpetrators of the crime get away scot free.

Excella Consulting offers one day off each year for employees to roll up their sleeves for a charitable cause, while the National Restaurant Association grants employees two such days.

Low work standards and inadequate job/task/tool design were frequently noted as the basic cause while the most common substandard actions contributing to the incident were workers being inattentive to ambient job hazards and utilizing unsafe work positions.

The maps of the bombing sites that appeared in the press, a new pin added for each explosion, had supplied some of the spectral atmosphere of the bombings themselves if the bomb maker had chosen not to communicate any motive or cause while the bombings were happening, then perhaps he was trying to communicate something by the sites he chose.

Flatly writing off antiabortion progressives alienates potential supporters of the larger cause, while narrowing the spectrum of discussion to the perspectives of a purist few.

It's public relations and proselytizing for the cause, while for the musicians it's exposure, validation and a sop to a star's conscience.

Yet electricity shortages have directly fed the extremist cause while undermining the legitimacy of Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif's government, potentially more than any other factor.

A further 5% say the shooting by the police of Mark Duggan, which led to the initial disorder in Tottenham, was the main cause, while 4% blame the coalition government, 2% the police and 2% the state of the economy.

The orange bars depict the percent of the public who believe climate change is at least partly human caused, while the blue bars depict the percent of the public who believe climate change is not happening or naturally caused.