Sentence examples for urgent cause from inspiring English sources

For Trump's allies, the depth of his unpopularity is an urgent cause for alarm.

Johnny makes Jimmy Porter seem like a man with an urgent cause.

The United States has a good and urgent cause to argue for: strategic stability in cyberspace.

Mr Marqusee said the possibility of an imminent attack on Iraq made opposition to war the most urgent cause for the demonstration.

Then sell four of them for $10, and give all the money to a more urgent cause: the relief effort in Sandy-ravaged Red Hook.

She also became the muse to a new generation of conservatives, writers for whom anti-Communism was still the most urgent cause of the day, even as the Soviet Union was plainly in its death throes.

We have no shortage of urgent causes that will benefit from the energy of the grass roots.

In City of Boerne, Justice Scalia voted with the majority to prohibit Congress from requiring states to indulge religiously inspired violations of criminal or civil laws except for great and urgent causes.

By Larissa MacFarquhar September 29, 2015 It's an odd fact that of all the urgent causes in the world, one that has seen the most progress in the past decade — the population whose lives have been most improved — is chickens.

Politicians who want to make changes to the health-care system must now do so through winning public arguments against entrenched interests, setting priorities and acting as megaphones for urgent causes.

Gates is using his wealth for the most urgent causes of our time: transformation of public education; global development and relief of poverty; eradication of tropical diseases and immunization of children.