Sentence examples for causes would from inspiring English sources

No good causes would be lost and much sanity would be regained.

To a student who asked whether championing her people's causes would keep her from finding work in a post-Sept.

The financial impact of middle-income countries contributing 0.7% of their GNI to global causes would be significant.

If most religious fanatics were bent on conquest and terror rather than democracy, their causes would be easier to discredit.

Each of their causes would stutter-step along at sometimes different paces, but usually in some loose if not formal concert.

He added that the spread of H.I.V. and the lowered immunity it causes would undercut the effectiveness of the smallpox vaccine.

Rather than deliberate diversion, he said, the more likely causes would be poor discipline and oversight in the Afghan national security forces, or A.N.S.F.

And it's certainly possible that journalists who were more in touch with conservative voices and causes would have picked up on the importance of this trial sooner.

Norwich have discussed the matter with Stonewall, explaining that the organisation's partnership with Paddy Power conflicts with their own relationship with SBOBET and use of the promotional material would set a precedent other good causes would attempt to follow.

The news that much of the increase would be met with extra contributions from the National Lottery provoked an angry backlash today amid fears that good causes would lose out.

Presumably, the princes' coöperation with the filmmakers was given on condition that their causes would be prominently included, a quid pro quo of the sort that their mother utterly mastered.