Sentence examples for serve their causes from inspiring English sources

Soon those celebrities who swore to move to other countries if their candidate lost will decide they can more producctively serve their causes by remaining stateside and grousing at everything the winner does.

Instead, he would serve their cause while pretending to be their enemy.

QUESTION: No Democrat at all? MCCAIN: I'm sure that they will continue to serve their cause, their belief and their party honorably in the United States Senate.

Ironically, it's people like MacKenzie who are holding up the torch of "freedom of the press" to serve their cause.

We would better serve their cause, as well as the safety of our own troops, by asking the United Nations to take over responsibility for security in Iraq.

Friends of the Palestinians should question whether this kind of boycott is not a blunt instrument that is unlikely to serve their cause well.

And there's a misunderstanding of the nature of the mainstream media: a stubborn belief among activists that something that serves a fairly rigid set of fixed interests might somehow be co-opted to serve their cause.

Mr. Springsteen and his coalition of artists would better serve their cause by staging a concert for fellow musicians and artists in Iraq and appropriating their proceeds for groups and organizations committed to democracy in Iraq.

Even as some protesters staged mock deaths in body bags, others have been arguing that civil disobedience will not serve their cause and that it will only make protesters look unpatriotic at a time when Americans are likely to rally around the president and the troops.

But the leaders of the National Liberation Front, or F.L.N., the main independence group, decided that soccer could serve their cause, and in 1958, in the midst of the Algerian war, nine Algerian professional players based in France abandoned their clubs and livelihoods and traveled covertly to Tunisia to be part of the F.L.N.'s soccer team.

On the ground in Ferguson, said Matt Pearce, a reporter for The Los Angeles Times who has been covering the story for nine days, reporters are targets both for the police, and for some protesters who are keen that reporters show events that serve their cause, rather than just showing violence and looting.