Sentence examples for cause with one from inspiring English sources

That view is shared by manufacturers who have taken up the cause with one eye on the consumer's psyche, the other on the bottom line.

The contests grew bitter; the police grew violent; the workers made common cause with one another; people started referring to Decatur as the "war zone".

Even when Cheik Tioté did his bit to help Mourinho's cause with one horribly heavy touch and then a slide-rule pass to a slightly startled Oscar's feet, Pardew's defence rode to the rescue.

Several causes were proposed – poisons, viruses or other disease agents – but no one had a definitive answer or seemed sure of the cause – with one exception: the biologist Rachel Carson.

Or, create a new page to raise awareness for the cause with one of the new background images.

The election of a U.S. president who questions whether global warming is real has caused alarm among environmental activists, scientists and the nearly 200 governments around the world that have made common cause with one another in the fight against climate change.  .

Nearly 9 children die every hour in South Africa from preventable causes, with one in three child deaths being due to neonatal causes [ 3].

There has been rampant speculation since the network went down over what the cause was, with one leading theory stating that Sony was trying to stave off hackers who were attempting to pirate games and movies.

Although there are successes in using genome or exome sequencing on single patients or small nuclear families to identify new causal disease mutations, these should be considered rare exceptions given that it is incredibly difficult to prove causality for any mutation (that is, that it is both necessary and sufficient to be the genetic cause) with only one affected individual.

And descriptions varied, particularly as to the size of the fireball and of the object that might have caused it, with one witness saying it must have been the size of a house.

Whole weekends are lost because of embargos lifting the coming Monday, causing disruption with one's nearest and dearest.