Sentence examples for overseas causes from inspiring English sources

Overseas causes attract just over 1percentt of American donations, unchanged from 10 years ago.

The largest typical amount given per month was £20 for "religious causes", up from £15 the previous year, ahead of "overseas causes", and "the arts" (both £10).

She graduated from McKinley High School there in 1924, at 20. (She had gone to missionary schools overseas, causing her to lag behind academically).

Jean Marston is a working mother of three boys, whose husband, Air Force Master Sgt. Rick Marston, has often been deployed overseas, causing him to miss entire calendars of occasions.

Timberland has made inroads overseas, causing sales to spurt ahead 12% in 2004.

A flood of new customers and strong growth overseas caused the company's first-quarter profits to surge 28% from the same period last year.

Many jobs there have since been sent overseas, causing textile mills to close down and workers to be laid-off.

After the security forces mounted a successful counter-insurgency campaign during 1973 and 1974, developments overseas caused the conflict's momentum to shift in the insurgents' favour.

The people of this nation are in economic pain; one of the reasons the message of Bernie Sanders resonates is because he touts policies that recognize the economic hardship that Americans are experiencing because of many factors, including the loss of manufacturing jobs which have gone overseas, causing the loss of the middle class.

Sandys' interest in overseas expansion caused him to join the Virginia Company (1607) and several other joint-stock enterprises, including the East India Company.

The needs of an expanding population (which grew from 155 million to 179 million during the Eisenhower era) and the country's overseas commitments caused budget deficits during five out of eight years.