Sentence examples for common cause in from inspiring English sources

The most common cause in the UK is campylobacter, found on raw or undercooked meat.

Right and left seemed to have found common cause in opposition to the Australia Card.

They made common cause in the mid-eighties, while studying at Yale.

But their common cause in reining in and perhaps dislodging the Taliban appears strong for now.

At best, it repays making common cause in pursuit of high ideals (a job in Obama's regime maybe).

Slavery was not condemned and equality was not defined, nor could they be without disrupting the common cause in 1776.

The talks resume just as Washington and Tehran suddenly find that they have common cause in preventing Iraq's abrupt disintegration.

But he was perhaps best known as the founder of Common Cause in 1970.

"This is Wisconsin's Watergate," said Jay Heck, executive director of Common Cause in Wisconsin, a government watchdog group.

Gardner left the chairmanship of Common Cause in 1977 but remained in public life.

Mr. Edgar became president and chief executive of Common Cause in 2007.