While Chris Porter from Auburn is suspended indefinitely for taking less money for a better cause (supporting his mother, not paying basketball/private school tuition), St. John's and Barkley continue to stonewall and lie.
So the poor man and woman in the London street is having their lives disrupted for no better cause than being able to watch Usain Bolt win the 100m – on television.
Pharrell Williams' giant Grammys hat might be famous enough to get its own agent, but the musician is auctioning it off for a better cause.
The resulting demand for better textiles caused the industry to outgrow the peasant household means of production.
Perhaps Rubio had a better cause for anger last week than he does today.
"But I know this is for a higher reason, a better cause.
This study provides useful insights for better understanding the causes of the long-term-trend of regional O3 pollution nearby Shanghai, and has important implication for air pollution control in large cities in China.
In "The Sorrows of an American," Hustvedt examines some of those personal fictions, probing the gap between her characters' public and private selves — and exploring the ways that death may, for better or worse, cause that gap to close.
We will analyse time series data of SMRs and prolonged hospital stay for better evidence of cause-and-effect relationships.
By making consumers feel good without actually doing anything meaningful, it discourages understanding, undermining the search for better detection, safer treatments, causes and cures for a disease that still afflicts 250,000 women annually (and speaking of figures, the number who die has remained unchanged — hovering around 40,000 — for more than a decade).
