Sentence examples for causes as they from inspiring English sources

JOHN C. HARTZ Giving to the Causes As they do in so many households, the letters seeking charitable donations piled up.

But academic institutions need to be as proud of the committed men and women that they graduate (and their causes) as they are of those whose oral histories they archive.

But he and his wife, the former Rita Joan Gwirtzman, also set up a foundation to focus on education, health, the arts and Jewish causes as they became increasingly involved in philanthropy.

In October 2008, it dropped the minimum to $50. "We wanted to help donors use their account balances to give to as many causes as they had been accustomed to in the fat years, and if that meant reducing the minimum grant requirement, we were happy to do it," said Sarah C. Libbey, president of the Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund.

This theme captures the individual impact of TN on the lives of participants and the disruption it causes as they try to negotiate daily life.

This contradicts the finding by Robertson and Lyons [ 27] that "women spent little time discussing causes, as they all consistently and concisely described the cause of their illness as biological" (p. 418).

They were willing to help my cause as much as they could, so long as they weren't personally dragged into the mire.

Journalists are seen by many as jackals, indifferent to whatever personal suffering or national angst they may cause as long as they get the story, and none too concerned about accuracy.

They had no interest in politics as such, and they later withdrew from the Maccabean cause as soon as they had regained their religious freedom.

Be sure you believe in the cause as much as they do and fuel their passion.

Somerville added he wouldn't discourage other Canadians from taking up the cause, as long as they are trained military professionals.