Sentence examples for crusade for more from inspiring English sources

But his crusade for more data on supplies is as urgent as ever.

The Springsteenesque country rockers Danny and the Champions of the World seem to have taken up the crusade for more "whoah-oh-ohs" in pop now that the Hold Steady have moved on, and hordes come to gawp at Paolo Nutini's bizarre reinvention as a reggae performer with a Glasgow accent.

Absent some kind of melodramatic revelation that Facebook is selling its data to al-Qaeda, or that Mark Zuckerberg and Sheryl Sandberg are really Kang and Kodos from The Simpsons, Facebook user revolts will be temporary and limited as long as Facebook backs off of its crusade for "more sharing!" when necessary.

This isn't the end of the crusade for more diverse inclusion, it's only the beginning.

(The Music Center Archives) She did it her way Dorothy Chandler's campaign for the Music Center was a one-woman crusade for more, more, more.

Sharon Bates, whose son Anthony died in 2000 while playing football for Kansas State University, has begun crusading for more testing for young athletes.

The Argentinian journalist Rodrigo Orihuela mused: "Not sure this is what Havelange, Blatter and all had in mind when crusading for more US interest in football".

In fact, many on Wall Street have actually been crusading for more austerity and stock prices have remained high.

George Beverly Shea, a gospel singer and songwriter who was a featured part of the Billy Graham crusades for more than 50 years, died Tuesday.

Cuban had for years waged a passionate crusade for better, more accountable, officiating — a cause any fan would support.

Consumers are still counting their (ex-) pfennigs, and losing interest in Miss Künast's crusade for healthier, more humane farming.