Sentence examples for champion causes from inspiring English sources

We are too quick to champion causes and too easily disappointed.

He said he wanted to tackle "deep cultural and social divides" and champion "causes like Justice for Marine A and the scourge of Islamism".

Japanese feminists hope that Ms. Murata will champion causes important to women, like better child care, equal pay and protection from domestic violence.

Their leaders champion causes dear to the Sunnis, such as reversing deBaathification, reinstating those who served in the old army, freeing prisoners and removing American and foreign troops.

As a driving force behind her family's sizable empire, Ms. Kardashian West's ability to successfully champion causes, sell her wares and denounce her critics rivals the president's.

Yet if lawyers now enjoy increasing independence, those who defend human rights are increasingly under attack, with legal restrictions impeding their ability to provide an effective defense, to champion causes that challenge local power, or to form independent bar associations.

She had tremendous energy – championing causes, writing countless novels, supporting charities and broadcasting on sensitive topics.

Mr. Arrigoni first began championing causes in Africa and Eastern Europe, switching his attention to the Palestinians only later.

He has championed causes, like gun control, that most other politicians run away from.

He had a talent for spotting young journalists and championing causes, and was an accomplished cartoonist.

From home, she uses her computer to send e-mail messages, championing causes like taxi access for the handicapped.