Sentence examples for very causes from inspiring English sources

I worry that the clamorous world of identity politics is also undermining the very causes its activists claim to back.

But they warn that a strong Nader showing can only help Mr. Bush -- with potentially dire consequences for the very causes liberals hold most dear.

But through her exaggeration, she damages the very causes she takes up, alienating a number of people who would happily trade her rhetoric for the truth.

You would see that it supports the very causes you endorse: the safety of all citizens, and freedom from fear and oppression.

That lesson is that no British government should deceive itself so deeply that it creates and clings to a foreign policy failure that subverts the very causes it espouses.

The trouble is that whatever symbolism a defeat for P.N.T.R. might have here in the United States, it would have even more powerful symbolism elsewhere -- and in a way that would ultimately hurt the very causes the opponents of trade normalization say they hold dear.

Neurotoxicity and premature menopause : Both are very real causes of morbidity but not of mortality.

We need education of the public about this very real cause for alarm and potential solutions.

Some say their diets attack the very cause of obesity, which they say is carbohydrates.

I assume cutting back on the Formula One coverage may have been in that very cause.

Some efforts to preserve monuments become the very cause of the problem.