Sentence examples for causes and concerns from inspiring English sources

Or we can decide to make better use of our time and campaign for the causes and concerns which brought us together in the first place.

Social identities connect the small scale where we live our lives alongside our kith and kin with larger movements, causes, and concerns.

The official theme of the protesters' day was "Human Need, Not Corporate Greed," but the placards, banners, puppets and armbands that swirled through the usually sterile streets of downtown Los Angeles embraced a dizzying range of causes and concerns.

The only person to have been both President and CEO of JNF, his steadfast devotion to Israel and to Zionism brought about great awareness and support for Israeli causes and concerns and is the legacy he leaves for all.

Part of Mr. Terkel's wide appeal was that he seemed to be a scrappy liberal in his choice of causes and concerns, but look more closely and it becomes less clear where his liberalism slips into radicalism.

You just have to actually, you know, sell it — which means arguing for it on conservative grounds, addressing its impact on causes and concerns right-wing voters hold dear, and (perhaps above all) not behaving as though you think the people you're trying to persuade are yahoos, fanatics or both.

"Doing it right before the Beijing meetings brings their cause and concerns to the attention of the country, and the international community," she said.

GIBBS: I can only imagine it is of great cause and concern for many people struggling with the economy.

The increases have caused debate and concern.

Jim Murphy, the shadow defence secretary, accused Fox of causing confusion and concern.

"Today's decision may cause uneasiness and concern about the change it will bring," he wrote.