Sentence examples for the cause raised from inspiring English sources

Outside the prison walls, the David Wong Support Committee formed, and people who came to believe in the cause raised money, wrote letters and made speeches on college campuses.

In recent weeks, thousands of Mass Effect dissidents have clogged Internet message boards with angry missives, while thousands more have signed a petition demanding the ending be changed (a charity drive to build awareness for the cause raised eighty thousand dollars), and a fan went so far as to file a complaint against BioWare with the Federal Trade Commission.

The show, which was supported by various Bollywood stars who walked the catwalk for the cause, raised money and awareness of the Citizens For Justice and Peace Foundation.

Public Health England said that flu and a cold snap were likely to be the cause, raising fears of tens of thousands of deaths among the elderly.

The Foundation will launch its signature Stand Up for Skateparks benefit in East Hampton, N.Y., later this year to benefit the cause, raise funds for the development of future skateparks, as well as to launch the new T-Mobile Sidekick LX Tony Hawk Edition.

The book was financed with help from his fellow cadets at West Point, many of whom donated 75 cents to the cause, raising a total of $170.

Unfortunately, the violence on Friday slightly undermined the cause, raising the question of how many protesters were actually there to fight corruption within the country's political system, and how many were just using the riots as an excuse to fuck up a bunch of public property.

Now, pause for the cause, raise your hand if you ever had to leave Point A with your beautician to go with her to run an errand with a half-done head of hair before she actually finished your hair at Point B. 🙋🏾.

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American Crossroads, an all-round cheerleader for the Republican cause, raised $51m (together with an affiliate) last year.

And the Trump administration did it without any precipitating cause, raising the harrowing question of how they'll react to a terrorist attack.