Sentence examples for fine cause from inspiring English sources

British Comic Art is a fine cause.

Like many a royal before him, he has taken up the cause of wildlife conservation – and it's a damn fine cause too, so good on him.

The assembly line for converting these puzzles to electronic files and making them accessible to the puzzle-loving public is truly formidable and labor intensive, so if you've always wanted to wrestle with a Eugene Maleska- or Will Weng-edited puzzle and would like to be able to access them, here's your chance to contribute to another fine cause (see? Still altruistic! Man, I hope this lasts).

Another song that generated controversy was Saint and Sinner where Webb wrote "I used to be a damned mess but now I look just fine, 'Cause you dressed me up and we drank the finest wine".

He was a knowledgeable amateur gardener, a passionate preservationist, and an upstanding citizen active in many fine causes.

Wal-Mart had mounted an aggressive defense to overturn the $7,000 fine, causing OSHA officials to complain that the company had spent more than $2 million on legal fees in the case.

I'd initially planned to give up spicy food for a week as a fun supplement to this article, but Dr. Bosland's assurance that my taste buds would probably be fine caused me to reconsider.

At sufficient low diameter ratio (such as Dp/dp=7.38), stagnant fines cause cluster formation, and they concentrate at the bottom of the packed bed.

On the other hand, the exertion of control and the imposition of fines cause farmers to accelerate the certification, as they tend to implement a QMS earlier.

But the company ignored almost $20,000 in fines, causing regulators to issue a debt collection notice.

One of D.C.'s finest bands will be raising money for two of D.C.'s finest causes.