Sentence examples for deserving causes from inspiring English sources

Small grants scattered across deserving causes are likely to have less effect than concentrated efforts.

Is it at the expense of other deserving causes and political priorities?

The Hull 10K is a great way to start – and even better it will raise lots of money for some really deserving causes.

(Mr Bush talks of giving $8 billion to them, and many other deserving causes, through various tax incentives in the first year of his presidency).

Launched by the Mail on Sunday, it called on the government to drop the spending commitment and "provide money only for truly deserving causes, on a case-by-case basis".

The Whitechapel Gallery could be sold to Tesco, to raise money for deserving causes, houses could be built on parks and various council-funded embellishments to the streets of the borough should never have happened.

And the deserving cause was?

Yes, but are they really a deserving cause?

Which deserving cause is going to get $5,000?

It was difficult to think of a deserving cause that Mr Brown missed out.And deserve, many of them do.

In general, it charges half its regular fee for such work, though for a particularly deserving cause it may drop it even further or forgo it altogether.