Sentence examples for host of other causes from inspiring English sources

Charities need donors to fund their services, their campaigning and their work to change attitudes towards poverty, smoking, disability and a host of other causes.

He also wrote more than 100 books explaining and advocating parliamentary government, popular education, language reform, women's rights, and a host of other causes.

Jim Kollaer, president of the Greater Houston Partnership, a leading civic group, said that Enron's donations to the United Way and a host of other causes were at risk, as were its dealings with a broad range of businesses.

For days leading up to the meeting of world leaders, protesters, many of them affiliated with the Occupy movement, had flocked to Chicago to voice their opposition to war, NATO and a host of other causes.

Meanwhile, at a rally here tonight, Mr. Nader and his supporters continued to talk about their sense that the Democratic Party has betrayed its liberal roots, pointing out its support for the death penalty, the war on drugs, strict new limits on the welfare system and a host of other causes.

Others said that to wean national politics from its dependence on big business, and to give a voice to people against the death penalty, the war on drugs, genetically altered crops, economic sanctions in Iraq and a host of other causes that the people here felt deeply about, radical change was necessary.

By combination of (1) with national statistics on death rates by age, estimate the proportion of overdiagnosed tumours by age and testing frequency, that is, those tumours, which would not have become symptomatic before the host died of other causes.

Between these two extremes is a class of organisms that, it seems, do not harm or benefit their hosts: instead, these organisms reap their reward when the host animal dies of other causes.

Once these usual suspects have been excluded, the clinician is left with a long differential diagnosis of other causes of diarrhoea in the immunosuppressed host.

Non-governmental organizations do admirable work on behalf of human trafficking victims and a host of other important causes, but the traditional charity model tends to deepen dependency rather than enhance autonomy.

The money will go to the Rabbi Meir Kahane Memorial Fund, which supports Binyamin Kahane's political and religious activities in Israel and a host of other pro-Kahane causes.