Sentence examples for much larger cause from inspiring English sources

"But they've harmed me and a much larger cause," he adds.

In Lincoln's mind these actions were temporary, and taken to advance a much larger cause.

Our correspondent says that over the past two weeks, the anonymous woman has became a symbol of a much larger cause than her own, with protesters focusing on the wider issue of how women are treated in India.

And although recent efforts have focused on patient safety in an effort to reduce mortality through reductions in medical errors, a much larger cause of preventable mortality is likely the medical community's failure to implement evidence-based practice in the ICU.

To see the gravitational effect, the astronomers first had to filter out similar but much larger distortions caused by the atmosphere and optical imperfections in the telescope.

In contrast, MOSJ-Dkk1 tumors were much larger and caused lytic bone destruction that was particularly evident in the fibulas.

We can waste endless days and nights clicking on Weblinks, texting or Tweeting about the minutiae of our lives, or being so focused on our Facebook friends that we have little time left for flesh-and-blood relationships, much less larger causes.

In general, the MC values caused by malicious manipulations are much larger than those caused by acceptable operations, because in the former case affected points tend to tightly concentrate around some local areas while in the latter, circumstance tend to scatteredly spread out on the time axis.

Also, Fig. 6 shows that, in most of scenarios of inertia constants, the magnitude of the ROCOF caused by the fault at bus 39 is much larger than that caused by the fault at bus 30, 33, 35, or 36.

The coverage of K over nanotubes should not be much larger as it causes clustering over nanotube.

In particular, isolation of the parity-odd component of the spin rotation from a much larger background rotation caused by magnetic fields required that a nonmagnetic cryostat and target system be supported inside the magnetic shielding, while allowing nonmagnetic motion of liquid helium between separated target chambers.