Sentence examples for have a common cause from inspiring English sources

They have a common cause.

These concerns may have a common cause: soaring insurance premiums.

All of us have a common cause – our freedom and our future.

And if the people of Ocean Grove have a common cause, it is seeing that the place does not get any trendier than it already is.

Why not move Labor Day to the Monday preceding Sept. 11? Firemen, policemen, waiters, clerks, corporate executives and military personnel would have a common cause to remember.

These recent reports of environmental degradation in Latin America may be thousands of miles apart in different countries and for different products, but they have a common cause: growing Chinese demand for regional commodities.

The Great Inflation, because it was felt simultaneously across countries, must have had a common cause.

"We all wanted to move society forward and I felt totally at home because we had a common cause.

This "polarisation" of employment almost certainly had a common cause.The development of information technology (IT) is the leading candidate.

The reason was that the crises had a common cause: excessive debt that could be corrected only by a long period of deleveraging.

China had come to realize that the Soviet Union, not America, had become the greatest threat to Chinese security, and both China and the United States had a common cause in facing the Soviet menace.