Sentence examples for hold the cause from inspiring English sources

So nothing would hold the cause of cycling back more than registration.

"I thought crappy tech was holding the causes back and wasting my time and my volunteers' time.

Critiques of Western environmentalism by Tibetan activists hold the ultimate cause of environmental destruction to be sonam, dependent on people's hearts, rather than proximate causes of logging and pollution (Yeh 2014a).

"It's just a sump to hold the overflow caused by Congress's relentless expansion," The New York Times said in an editorial.

These attacks hold the potential to cause similar damaging effects as their lower layer counterparts using relatively fewer attacking assets.

"When we did hold the ball we caused Leeds problems.

But this relief won't last and sealing the air off can even hold the heat in, causing the skin to continue to burn.

The twenty-two-year-old charged with these murders held the Confederate cause as sovereign and right.

The limited edition's tin packaging doesn't securely hold the disc in place, causing it to slip and slide inside.

These hold the greatest potential for causing dramatic changes to the industry.

Several French sailors climbed out onto Bellerophons spritsail yard, but a Bellerophon crewman released the brace holding the yard, causing them to fall into the sea.