Sentence examples for and perhaps cause from inspiring English sources

That would finally squeeze the housing market and perhaps cause a slowdown in consumption spending.

This can lead the user to edit the spreadsheet in a wrong way and perhaps cause corrupt or redundant data.

He and Representative Martin Frost of Texas, who dropped out of the running last week, expressed fears during the race that Ms. Pelosi would move the party to the left and perhaps cause some conservative Democrats to defect.

Further, the country's troubles have made it a potential target for speculators seeking to drive down the value of its currency and perhaps cause a run on the banks.

It dawned on me that if a sexual connection is the only bond between a husband and wife, an affair can make her feel replaceable – and perhaps cause her to be replaced.

The region's unusually sunny weather in recent weeks probably kept the damage from being worse, he said, but rains that arrived today could send as much as 20,000 cubic yards of earth crashing down on five other houses nearby and perhaps cause problems elsewhere.

The network could fail, or the person with the phone could turn it off, making it futile as a monitor and perhaps causing more concern.

He believed that the planet turned on its axis, but erroneously thought that this motion was associated with, and perhaps caused by, magnetism.

Their performance was one of Bruce's proudest moments, and perhaps caused him to rethink his "I don't do emotion" mantra.

In the column written by Eric Hartley, the woman described how Ramos had stalked her online and perhaps caused her to lose her job.

In a column written by Eric Hartley several days later, the woman described how Ramos had stalked her online and perhaps caused her to lose her job.