Sentence examples for to further causes from inspiring English sources

Bill Clinton is determined to use his post-presidency constructively to further causes in which he believes.

It can give a voice to the voiceless, and allow people to gather together in order to further causes that might be overlooked by the mainstream media.

While Mr. Mandela never shied from using his image and name to further causes he supported — like children's rights, H.I.V. and AIDS research and peacemaking — fighting unauthorized commercial use costs the Nelson Mandela Foundation hundreds of thousands of dollars every year.

If any did, their friends' data would have been sucked up by uCampaign too to further causes of its choosing.

"I think we have an enormous privilege and platform here doing what we're doing and, sort of, an obligation to further causes and our vision a little bit".

He cleverly manipulated his celebrity status to further causes he believed and refused to let it turn him into someone he didn't want to be.

This lowers the value of even solid assets on bank balance sheets, giving rise to further cause for concern.

Greener cars may simply encourage more of us to buy them and to travel further, causing more emissions, not fewer.

The ECB is worried about a deflationary spiral, in which households and firms cut spending while they wait for prices to fall further, causing the economy to slump.

Part of what makes the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative so impactful is its continued effort to use the efficiency and affordability of technology to further various causes.

Meanwhile in a continent far, far away, England's intrepid pioneers on the World Sevens Series circuit continued to further their causes in Wellington.