Sentence examples for be likely to cause from inspiring English sources

Well, an advertisement has to be deemed to be likely to cause "serious or widespread offence" to be banned.

So withdrawing the implicit guarantee on the rest of their bonds would be likely to cause tremors in financial markets.

Dearly beloved, let us lift up our hearts and compare two advertisements deemed by the Advertising Standards Authority ASAA) to be likely to cause offence.

Every other option introduces instability and uncertainty which would, inevitably, destabilise CB in a way which would be likely to cause her significant emotional harm.

The United States concurred, with one official commenting, "Further pressure would be likely to cause the maximum of resentment for the minimum of advantage".

The new provisional rules, modeled on international criteria, generally deem a food unsafe if consuming it daily for one year would be likely to cause health problems.

Like Frankenstein, they are likely to cause trouble.

The revelation is likely to cause controversy.

The Sweden winger Emil Forsberg is likely to cause problems.

But road pricing proposals are likely to cause controversy.

Kenyatta's assertion is likely to cause puzzlement.