Sentence examples for narrow cause from inspiring English sources

Many had a single-issue focus a specific disease like juvenile diabetes or a narrow cause like open-space preservation that created close donor identification, loyalty and wallet-opening.

There is narrow cause for optimism.

It is likewise a gross error to believe that because action does not have a narrow "cause" we cannot understand it.

By exploiting racial fears, these demagogues may be helping their narrow cause, but they are poisoning the very idea of America -- a pluralistic society that is built on trust and responsibility.

MOVEMENT OR REJECTION -- The jewelry may move or the hole become thin and narrow, causing scarring, inflammation and prolonged healing.

A single reason for death, divine will, has mutated into ever more numerous and narrow causes; sixty-six anonymous deaths in sixteenth-century London have grown to twenty-five million death certificates per year.

Hypertension occurs when the body's smaller blood vessels (the arterioles) narrow, causing the blood to exert excessive pressure against the vessel walls and forcing the heart to work harder to maintain the pressure.

At high aspect ratios, it was shown that the cross sectional area of the ladle can become too narrow, causing additional flow pattern interference between the rising plumes and the downward recirculating flows.

American voters cheer for their own narrow causes, even while their anger and contempt rises for leaders and national institutions.

If it wasn't bad enough with artists using art for their own and narrow causes, museums have to deal with politics choosing their exhibitions.

By not putting out a clear message, they blur the line between their narrower cause and grander pan-Arab and pro-Islamic sentiments that run strong throughout the Middle East.