Sentence examples for causes and groups from inspiring English sources

The same habits of mind that make bipartisanthink seem like the height of wisdom also make it easy to condescend to causes and groups that seem disreputable and to underplay stories that might vindicate them.

Is Google a quiet firehose of cash to conservative causes and groups, foundations and think tanks?

The test results reveal good correlation of causes and groups between contractors and site/design engineers and between consultants and site design engineers and a somewhat low correlation between contractors and consultants.

According to the analysis of case study, the most contributing causes and groups to delays were discussed, and some future recommendations were proposed in order to control and minimize delays in road construction projects.

His two sons who run the business now, David and Charles, have foundations that donate millions to conservative and libertarian causes and groups, including notably the Cato Institute.

For instance, mortality rates, prevalences and incidences related to specific causes and groups of age, which are not available for all the countries (especially developing countries), should be estimated.

Having served as VP of a non-profit isn't inherently problematic, but this non-profit was the Edgar and Elsa Prince Foundation, which has given money to anti-LGBTQ causes, legislation, and groups.

Having served as VP of a non-profit isn't inherently problematic, but this non-profit was the Edgar and Elsa Prince Foundation, which has given money to anti-LGBTQ causes, legislation, and groups.

Pepsi Refresh, the online fund-raising contest with a $20 million giveaway for charitable causes and nonprofit groups, is again receiving complaints that its results are being manipulated.

The spokeswoman, Lilo Stainton, said that in past years, the governor had "given heartily to schools, urban churches, arts causes and progressive groups" that promote peace, reproductive rights, and drug policy changes.

Correction: August 13 , 2001 Monday An article on Saturday about former President Bill Clinton's support of charitable causes and nonprofit groups misstated the name of a consulting firm with which he is working to raise money.