Sentence examples for decent causes from inspiring English sources
Brand has said he would put these towards "what he considers to be diverse, just and decent causes", including the the Hillsborough Justice Campaign.
As readers will know, last Sunday I was accosted in one of my local pubs by a group of trade union, Labour, and Green Party-aligned activists posing as the champions of what some may perceive as decent causes.
This is expected, since identity by decent causes homozygosity to increase in ROH regions compared to non-ROH regions.
Self-interest is a decent enough cause, but Perowne can't feel, as the marchers themselves probably can, that they have an exclusive hold on moral discernment.
The authors say the study will also help "investigate the relationship between condom failure and penile dimensions"—a decent enough cause.
"I go sometimes for business, sometimes for friends who are on the committees, sometimes because I think it's a decent cause, and sometimes it's purely social".
Bigger by far than his party affiliation, he embodied and fought for just about every decent cause of his era, whether that cause was popular (social insurance) or not (protesting the internment of Japanese Americans during the Second World War).
When new methods came in a few years ago, the stated size of the epidemic shrank sharply and it became apparent that the annual rate of new infections had peaked in the late 1990s.Jaw jaw and war warEvery war has its propagandists and the money was for a decent cause.
It's "Regrets Only," written by Paul Rudnick, and stars Christine Baranski as a society dame firing zingers and George Grizzard as a thinly disguised Bill Blass, who comes out of the closet, gallantly and even nobly, for a decent cause.
Similarly, lack of decent hygiene causes pneumonia, another major killer of children under five.
