Sentence examples for further their causes from inspiring English sources

Some activists further their causes by confronting and embarrassing their adversaries.

A new Harvard poll finds that young Americans are ready to believe that voting can further their causes.

Meanwhile in a continent far, far away, England's intrepid pioneers on the World Sevens Series circuit continued to further their causes in Wellington.

At last summer's Confederations Cup in Brazil, he responded to violent protests throughout the country by suggesting that demonstrators should not use soccer to further their causes — just as FIFA announced its official Champagne provider for the World Cup.

In the F.B.I. file on Steinbeck, this heading, dated March 10 , 1954 appears: "Instances Wherein America's Enemies Have Used or Attempted to Use Steinbeck's Writings and Reputation to Further Their Causes"., A number of examples are given of how Steinbeck's books are dangerous to the republic.

"The public fear resulting from a terrorist hijacking or aircraft bombing also serves as a powerful motivator for groups seeking to further their causes". The report detailed particular vulnerabilities in what it called "the largely unregulated" area of general aviation, which includes corporate jets, private planes and other unscheduled aircraft.

The family believe the report contains information that will further their cause.

People who've been "defending" her are anti-abortionists who have taken her side to further their cause.

Mr. Jubarah appeared today at a meeting of prisoners' advocates to discuss how to further their cause.

Fierce words and vivid images were among the tools that radical "immediatist" abolitionists used to further their cause.

This summer they tried to further their cause as citizens (not artists) at Taksim Square during the protests.