Sentence examples for provide common cause from inspiring English sources
The Godfather, Wiley's forthcoming album and first since grime's recent renaissance, was supposed to provide common cause between his new and old-school fans.
"Jesus, Mary and da Vinci" has, however briefly, provided common cause for feminists and Catholics who are discouraged.
The usual scenario is a science fiction adventure in which humanity is attacked by a scourge from without -- an extraterrestrial menace -- and that common threat provides common cause, and unifies us.
Web servers that have services in common (inferred from the referral traffic) can partner to establish or outsource to cloud servers that provide common services or products that are identified to cause the referral traffic.
Calls for an end to the ban provide a rare common cause for Zimbabwe's governing parties, Mugabe's Zanu-PF and the Movement for Democratic Change (MDC), though the unity may end there.
In general, we found evidence that changes in physical and cognitive functioning are associated, but these associations were not sufficiently strong and consistent to provide conclusive evidence for "common cause" aging.
Frontotemporal lobar degeneration (FTLD) provides the second most common cause of presenile dementia worldwide.
Though allied in a common cause, Abbey provided the punk counterpoint to the reverent eco-hymns of writers like John Muir, Peter Matthiessen and Gary Snyder.
Thus, the comparison of two organisms thought to represent one disease with a common cause has provided new avenues for the epidemiologic investigation of human disease.
"Does much about this make sense?" asks Susan Lerner of Common Cause, and then provides the answer: "No".
Since 2008, when Seguro Popular began providing a vaccine against rotavirus, a common cause of diarrhoea, deaths from the illness have fallen by 60%.
