Sentence examples for makes the cause from inspiring English sources

Above all, we must remember that the fact that we've not succeeded in winning tonight's primaries makes the cause no less just, the fight no less honorable, the goal no less reachable.

"We must remember that the fact that we've not succeeded in winning tonight's primaries makes the cause no less just, the fight no less honorable, the goal no less reachable," Mr. Bradley told the crowd of several hundred people.

They just think a "mansion tax" set at £1m would not catch them.Deep down, Lib Dem advocates of property taxes, led by the business secretary, Vince Cable, know that it is soak-the-very-rich populism, not economic efficiency, that makes the cause popular: hence Mr Cable's battle-cry of "Mansions can't run away to Switzerland".

On the other hand, the 24Model includes external factors, which makes the cause analysis more systematic and comprehensive.

Beyond that, the 24Model takes external factors into consideration, which makes the cause analysis of accidents more systematic and comprehensive.

God is "the one who makes the causes function as causes" (musabbib al-asbâb) (Frank 1992, 18).

Laura Bush has made the cause of Burmese democracy her own.

But his imprisonment made the cause more personal.

Mr. Schulman said he sensed that the firm could make the cause a signature project.

Nor has it made the cause of wider home ownership something of talismanic importance.

Perhaps Mr. de Wever's greatest success has been to make the cause of independence respectable.