Sentence examples for causes who is from inspiring English sources

As reported recently by the Times, Thomas has also been a close friend of Harlan Crow, a Dallas businessman and supporter of conservative causes, who is funding a museum in Thomas's home town of Pin Point, Georgia.

"George W. Bush has a proposal that would undermine Social Security, even threatening current benefits," warns Mr. Asner, an advocate of liberal causes who is best known for playing Lou Grant on "The Mary Tyler Moore Show".

They joined the crowds that come to the church on the 28th of each month to pledge their devotion to the long-haired saint of lost causes, who is always draped in a green robe with a flame on his head.

The visit to London is certain to meet protests from militants representing a wide range of causes, who are expected to congregate here.

David A. Brody, a Washington lobbyist for Jewish causes who was so well connected he became known to some as "the 101st senator," died Saturday at a hospice in Washington.

The diversity is such among social entrepreneurs that if treated as a sector, with stringent definitions and criteria, one risk missing the rebels with causes who are at all spectrums and fringes of the field.

These are the lesions of the type found by chance in the breasts of women who die from other causes who are examined in the post mortem room [ 4].

In those without these causes who are not homozygous for HFE p. (C282Y), a strong case can be made for ophthalmological investigation and screening for mutations in SLC40A1 and the IRE of FTL.

But that call should be directed to a companion-in-arms in a common cause who is making a mistake, not to an enemy.

"We pulled together some odd bedfellows," said Kathay Feng, the executive director of California Common Cause, who is leading the campaign's operation.

I support anyone who is fighting for this cause who is trying to do research and find answers.