Sentence examples for the cause of making from inspiring English sources
I know that the Ukip membership will rally to the cause of making Roger our first directly elected MP".
One barrier, of course, is the National Rifle Association, which is dedicated to the cause of making everybody as loony as possible on the subject.
The Rev. Al Sharpton, Mr. Klein's partner in leading an alliance that is attempting to electrify the cause of making radical changes in education, criticized those who opposed their efforts.
What he is less happy about, as a biologist specialising in large animals "extant and extinct", are so-called factual programmes that "downplay the science too much" in the cause of making themselves more entertaining.
But look, my philosophy has been I will take ideas from anybody, Democrat or Republican, as long as they're advancing the cause of making middle-class families stronger and giving ladders of opportunity into the middle class.
Not surprisingly, he tells many fine theatre stories, most of them, as is the way in the history of the musical, tales of rage, resentment, and growing mutual mistrust, all in the cause of making two and a half hours of middlebrow entertainment.
Most estimates of deforestation are derived for areas that are not intrinsically related to the causes of deforestation, making it hard to link such estimates with strategies for improved land management.
It is necessary to discuss what may seem like an inconsistency, whereby the causes of death making the greatest contribution to the overall decline in amenable mortality are rare in young people, who exhibit the greatest falls in amenable deaths.
Tony Blair, riding to power with his "tough on crime, tough on the causes of crime", made sure nobody would ever out-tough Labour.
Studies that reported data on the causes of MAEs made in inpatient hospital settings published between 1985 and May 2013 were sought.
Householders will not appreciate extra taxes on house-buying, even if they are in the good cause of making the economy less volatile.
