Sentence examples for safe causes from inspiring English sources

Betty Ford once ironically referred to the fact that the position seems to be limited to espousing safe causes as being "constitutionally mandated".

The Michelle Obama of January 2012 is an expert motivator and charmer, a champion of safe causes like helping military families and ending childhood obesity, an increasingly canny political player eager to pour her popularity into her husband's re-election campaign.

Among them: Charters are a fairly safe cause for Democrats, vouchers are not.

The drug did seem safe, causing only some foot and ankle swelling.

The traditional and unofficial roles of the presidential spouse may be boiled down to advocating some safe cause, meeting the spouses of other visiting heads of state, looking after the social and decorative aspects of the White House, and being something of a national fashion plate.

Then the euro made investors believe that southern Europe was safe, causing a huge fall in interest rates there: This in turn led to vast inflows of capital; the flip side of these inflows was large trade deficits, and large counterpart German surpluses, which was just what the Germans needed.

Partly, of course, it's because - in political terms - wildlife conservation is a safe cause for them to adopt.

Importantly, with the increased interest in complementary therapies, there is a need to ensure these practices are safe, cause no harm and are used to enhance the well-being of patients.

Dishwasher Safe? (Cause some of us just don't have the time to hand clean everything....) Check.

This forces the nurses at the home to work extra hard after their workout, prompting them to wash the Zii in the dishwasher (an old video game joke about consoles being dishwasher safe), causing it to break.

The intervention was safe causing no excessive number of adverse effects.