Sentence examples for cause with which from inspiring English sources

They advance no cause with which we will have any truck.

Theirs is a cause with which we can all sympathise, though I will not be following suit.

The suffering of the victim becomes a cause with which the bulk of the population could sympathise.

From 1912 Brandeis was an enthusiastic supporter of Zionism, the only cause with which he was publicly identified.

Unlike the Green Dam episode, Google's stand on censorship is not a cause with which many technology companies want to be seen publicly identifying.

The cause with which he has become most identified is the blocking of the designation of Yucca Mountain, 90 miles northwest of Las Vegas, as a national depository for nuclear waste.

Ari's parents said they appreciated the causes with which their son was concerned but were a bit apprehensive about the civil disobedience aspect.

Other causes with which he has been associated include fighting political repression in Turkey and the plight of the Palestinian people.

Mr. Lewis, a longtime member of the organization, said he made the contribution because he wanted to show support for Mr. Romero and the causes with which the A.C.L.U.

Yet such was John's scrupulousness and his readiness to give fair representation to causes with which he disagreed that few could be found to traduce the political editor of what some Tories delighted in calling the Bolshevik Broadcasting Corporation.

The group, the Washington Legal Foundation, has conducted a decade-long litigation campaign against the program, arguing that it violated private property rights and that the clients of law firms should not be forced to provide financial support to causes with which they might disagree.