Sentence examples for whole cause from inspiring English sources

It is certainly not the whole cause.

But this is not to say school incentive schemes as a whole cause no behavioural change.

Some countries think that the whole cause is a disguise for Western meddling and hypocrisy.

Politicians realised how popular the whole cause was becoming, but I don't know if I ever thought Mandela would be freed.

"I should repeat the Iranian position that our support is moral and humanitarian for the whole cause of Palestine and the Palestinian people," he wrote.

As a symptom, if not the whole cause, of England's struggle to rediscover their World Cup-winning rhythm, Greenwood's drought is a prime case study.

The scarf, when it finally appears, has to merge into the architecture of the whole, causing yet more alterations elsewhere.

Though he was not allowed to eat hard foods, in 2009 a supervisor left a corncob near B. W. during dinner, which he grabbed and swallowed whole, causing it to lodge in this throat.

argued that rising inequality was bad for the economy as a whole, causing less affluent households to spend more than their income and rely on borrowing to an unhealthy degree.

But it would be a mistake to tar the whole Zionist cause with the terrorist label, as Mr. Cesarani veers close to doing.

His savage murder is not only an attack on an individual, but an attack on the whole humanitarian cause.