Sentence examples for causes winning from inspiring English sources
The story made available a conjectured causal – now counterfactual – relation (taking the newer drug causes winning the race) as well as counterexamples of disablers (taking the newer drug but still experiencing pain and not winning the race) and of alternative causes (not injuring herself, not experiencing side effects, and winning the race).
In post-Reagan Washington, such causes won few allies.
Topical protest music can rapidly turn into an artifact; the people involved are gone, the causes won or lost, the slogan grown irrelevant.
The songs on "The Best of Broadside" are an anthology of causes won and lost: racial equality, Vietnam, labor unions, nuclear disarmament, feminism and more.
"I think I'm riding Shutthefrontdoor, but Cause Of Causes won at Cheltenham, so he has a good chance now," he told BBC Sport.
— Michael Colbruno, staffer for then-Mayor Willie Brown And sometimes his seemingly lost causes win.
Yesterday, they functioned for a normal cause: winning.
But weather conditions and the timing of the tides can cause winning times to vary wildly.
"At times, I'm sure I was hard work, but it was all for a good cause, winning.
The workers' cause won in the end.
