Sentence examples for causes working for from inspiring English sources

LONDON — The following message from Sir Edward Grey was read at a meeting of the Peace Society at the Mansion House: "Although there are causes working for war which are still not dead, on the other hand, I am glad to say that I am conscious that there are also greater causes working for and strengthening the cause of peace".

In fact, some version of Thucydides' economic account of the rise of tyranny may be right, though there too (as with the origins of the city-state or the motives behind acts of colonization) one must be prepared to accept that different causes work for different states and to allow for the simple influence of fashion and contagion.

The retired Goodyear Tire Company executive reveals how she discovered she'd been paid less systematically for 30 years because of her gender, began advocating for herself with her employer, and then realized she had a larger cause working for equal pay on behalf of all women through the courts and the legislative process.

Damage to this network caused by stroke or neurodegeneration, for example, causes working memory deficits.

Much depends on the commitment of the celebrity and their knowledge of the cause they are working for.

Charities will always speak up for the people and causes they work for, but many are also working with businesses to find solutions to society's problems together".

Since 1987, he has been a Goodwill Ambassador for Unicef, one of numerous causes he works for all over the world.

Even if they removed the word "babe," Kellerman said, their brackets are still not respecting the intelligence of these women or the causes they work for.

A total of 19,143 miners died from external causes and worked for > 1 year in the gold mining industry.

They bonded over "working for causes, for organizations that make a change for other people," he says.

"I feel the HIV/AIDS campaign is a great cause to work for, as AIDS is such a big problem worldwide," said Mr. White.