Sentence examples for longtime cause from inspiring English sources
They are interested in emergency services, a longtime cause of his, and furthering the field of philanthropy, a cause of hers.
She will be participating in the anniversary, including using the event to highlight another longtime cause: D.C.'s lack of voting power in Congress.
The Maryland Republican starts to discuss legislation that she is sponsoring on behalf of Afghan women, one of Ensler's longtime causes.
Ms. Russell's position, ambassador at large for global women's issues, was created by Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton in 2009 to elevate one of Mrs. Clinton's longtime causes.
The video portrayed President Obama as the steward of Mr. Kennedy's legislative legacy, with his passage of longtime Kennedy causes like the health care overhaul and the creation of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
He was hired by the University of Buffalo as an assistant professor studying solutions for Native American substance abuse and high dropout rates — longtime problems caused in part, Dr. Patterson's research suggests, by the same cultural disconnection that he had felt.
Such a magnificent piece of work, I so wonder how it can be invented and still worked for such a longtime like that cause it only a paper.
That can scare off new clients and cause longtime investors to demand their money back, which brings the charade tumbling down.
The fight over the memo underscores a broader concern among U.S. intelligence agencies that political tussles could cause longtime allies to share fewer intelligence reports.
A longtime heroin addiction caused him to burn through $60,000 in life savings.
His wife, Lydia, whose longtime invalidism had caused him constant anxiety, died in 1862, and Vigny himself died of cancer of the stomach after much suffering the following year.
