Sentence examples for the cause makes from inspiring English sources

Blogger Yomi Adegoke said: "Thinly veiling vanity as philanthropy more than irks … the pretence these images are for anything other than an onslaught of 'natural beauty' acclamations, coupled with pats on the back for 'fighting the cause' makes the no makeup selfie mania even harder to stomach".

Despite its author's best intentions, "The Cause" makes it harder, not easier, to understand how liberals ever mustered the intellectual clarity or collective resolve not only to govern but to achieve what they manifestly did during their long reign at the vital center of our national life — or even, in a more qualified way, during the two dec­ades since Bill Clinton promised to "put people first".

Mr. Jurik felt a code revision — not just a one-time variance that might help him keep his brood but would do nothing to further the cause — made more ecosensitive, sustainability-conscious, populist sense.

The show and the cause make a strong match.

In the present study, the percentage agreement on the cause of nontraumatic death in infants and children made by clinical diagnosis and by PMCT was 42% and that for the cause made by PMCT and by conventional autopsy was 57%.

This makes them look at integration policy from a rhetorical perspective, i.e. how an actor defines the problems, diagnoses the causes, makes moral judgements and suggests remedies for integration (D'Angelo and Kuypers, 2010).

But for the Enron employees whose retirement funds were devastated by the free fall of Enron's stock price, the causes make little difference; they must deal with the effects.

The second investigation came to the same conclusion as the first and all involved parties have since supported the causes made in the initial report.

#WeWantOurCountryBack Does Jayda realise that saying she'll die for the Britain First cause, makes her the same as the Jihadis she hates?

But taking responsibility for the deaths you cause makes it hard to avoid the moral implications.

The groups, the New York Public Interest Research Group and Common Cause, made the charge in a complaint filed with the city's Conflicts of Interest Board.