Sentence examples for in causes to from inspiring English sources

He was involved in causes to end world poverty and to stop the humanitarian crisis in the Darfur region of Sudan.

Increase in causes to increase and also to increase.

As Director of Community Affairs and later as Vice President of Marketing, she involved Jon Douglas Company in causes to support the elderly, the homeless and, especially, children.

Just as some measure of self-esteem -- a word that, alas, can lean toward destructive self-idolatry in personal life -- has a modest place in daily life, locating and defining assets to counterbalance liabilities and negatives in public life can help citizens find reasons to invest in causes to celebrate and motivate their work for the common good.

Shock may set in, causing everything to become surreal and to prevent you from doing your best to survive.

She attributes her willingness to get involved in public causes to her upbringing.

It hampers you if every social situation you're in causes you to panic.

Ventura came up and saw the wind still blowing in, causing the flags in center to point toward home plate.

Yet architectural objects appear to have a role in causing events to happen or other things to come into being.

Investors could make the false assumption that the Bank of England was already to step in causing them to buy riskier assets than they might otherwise have done.

Why do they seem to take pleasure in causing harm to others?