Sentence examples for causes which are from inspiring English sources

The fact is that there are causes which are worth dying for.

The sound spectra are analyzed in detail in order to investigate the causes, which are structural pattern and working mechanisms.

The basic causes, which are rooted in history and economics, are much less evanescent than what these fighters see on videos.

Thus, in their view religion in man's primordial communist condition, at the dawn of the historical dialectic, reflects ignorance of natural causes, which are explained animistically.

We also felt this would be nice to do in order to raise money for our charity causes, which are an important part of our operation".

"He's failed in his major crusades and causes, which are and have been and remain to reform campaign finance laws and to raise taxes on tobacco, as best we can tell," Mr. Rove said.

How can we respond to their interest in speaking — and honor our genuine commitment to free speech — without helping them advance their causes, which are fundamentally opposed to freedom?

IT was stated recently in these columns that the toll of pain and death due to causes which are more or less preventable may be gauged in terms comparable with those demanded by the sufferings directly attributable to war.

There were also no differences in mortality from all causes, which is the metric that matters.

"Signals" were outside routine systemic behaviour but had causes which were "assignable" and treatable by a linear (cause and effect) approach.

Some 7% attributed recent warming to natural causes – which is simply wrong – while 4% of teachers avoided talking about the cause of climate change.