Sentence examples for extend their cause from inspiring English sources

Al Qaida and Islamic State have threatened to extend their cause to the Muslim population in Myanmar which did launch a short-lived "jihad" after the second world war.

We should trust what the Conservatives, seek to extend their commitment to the cause of liberty and hold them to their word.

If not already, they could piggyback on the Kuchi cause and extend their influence further into Afghanistan's peaceful provinces.

DENVER--Snakes look nothing like most of their reptilian cousins, but it seems that only a handful of genetic changes caused them to extend their bodies and lose their limbs.

The problems caused the astronauts to extend their planned six-and-a-half hour spacewalks by an hour.

In an echo of the memorable scene in the film The Shawshank Redemption when the prisoners stand rapt in the yard as The Marriage of Figaro is illicitly broadcast over the loudspeakers, one of the guards blasts Pink Floyd's The Wall through the block; the young republican protesters find a rallying anthem in the song that extends beyond their cause to speak for a disaffected generation.

Although mechanisms of other symptoms of MPS are known to some extend, the cause of diarrhea remains obscure [ 1, 3].

The show also acknowledges Luther's betrayal of the peasantry's hopes that his religious populism would extend to common cause with the oppressed.

Craniopharyngiomas arise from a vestigial remnant of tissue in the roof of the mouth and extend upward to cause effects similar to those of pituitary tumours.

Left untreated, the abscess can extend into and cause thickening of the Gerota fascia and spread to the psoas muscle.

Keeping them partly extended could cause structural problems and complicate calculations for their response to thruster firings, docking with a space shuttle or even strenuous crew exercise, Mr. Suffredini said.