Sentence examples for collective causes from inspiring English sources

He seeks to represent the "new Boston" and wants to work with neighboring cities like Cambridge on collective causes.

Respondents consistently demonstrated a greater dedication to environmental issues (measured by the amount they were willing to donate to fight climate change) when considering collective causes of and solutions to climate change, instead of their own individual actions.

For a while, it seemed that Moroccans were passive, jaded, and insensitive to collective causes.

This collective movement causes the crickets to form vast swarms.

Under Alastair Cook, about to cut his teeth as a permanent Test captain on one of the most arduous tours, Broad and Pietersen are two key constituents in a collective cause.

For starters, in a stylish take on the toxic Horatio Alger myth, it sells itself as a meritocracy: the best will rise to the top, and, in serving themselves as best they can, they somehow serve the collective cause as well.

We won because individual initiative was harnessed to serve a collective cause.

Madison said he is inspired by the mobilization at Mizzou and is committed to the collective cause. .

We know that, working together, we can truly advance the collective cause of all humanity.

In the 1970s and 80s, peasants were forced at gunpoint into giant collectives, causing production to collapse and paving the way for the great famine of 1984, in which 1m people died.

This collective behaviour causes the whole financial system to shrink, and this spills over into price deflations and depressions.