Sentence examples for significant advocate from inspiring English sources

Tom Landry, coach of the Dallas Cowboys, was arguably the fellowship's most significant advocate in the 1960s and 1970s.

"As expected, the book selection reflects its objective, but in an accessible way that allows it to be seen as a significant advocate of lesbian and gay rights, politics and philosophy, without being intimidating".

The man was the philosopher René Descartes, and in addition to being one of the fathers of modern thought, he was also — perhaps unintentionally — the first significant advocate for using technology in sports.

The most significant advocate for the use of antibiotic prophylaxis in the field of head and neck surgery was found in the avoidance of posttympanostomy tube otorrhea.

For a family with a fixed monthly income of only several hundred dollars, that loss could have a significant impact, advocates for the poor said.

This is significant, because advocates believe the index has a critical role in driving corporations to adopt political spending policies, particularly transparency policies.

Bloomberg's anti-gun violence group Mayors Against Illegal Guns has spent significant resources advocating for such measures, especially after December's elementary school massacre in Newtown, Conn.

The two major parties both advocate significant roles for government: they differ merely on the areas of our lives in which they believe government should be involved.

Still more significant, Francis Jacobs, an advocate general of the court, delivered his judgment in January arguing that the EU's directive should be interpreted as barring "international exhaustion" of trademark rights—ie, grey-market imports.

The size of the two groups of prosthesis is too small to advocate significant functional differences.

It also places a considerable burden on those who would advocate significant changes in existing guidance.