Sentence examples for be required to cause from inspiring English sources
Since radiation of at least a thousand times the natural "leak" would be required to cause serious effects on the human body, the scientists announced that people could enter Hiroshima without any peril at all.
The average temperature over the interior of the Antarctic ice cap is –57C (–70.6F), so in most weather conditions only around 30C of cooling would be required to cause CO2 to fall out of the air as snow, and begin to accumulate.
Sensitivity analyses indicate that ∼5.9 MPa excess pore pressure would be required to cause the optimal oriented f1 fault to reactivate.
So, we can make a rough estimate of the electric field as 30 ~ several 10 mV/m, which would be required to cause the temperature difference (T i − T n ) of 250 K.
In particular, in determining forces and types of weapons associated with particular wounds, identifying or eliminating suspected weapons and more accurately answering the common question: How much force would be required to cause that particular wound.
At an Lvul of 259 mm SL, a 65% annual exploitation would be required to cause recruitment overfishing.
While this would seems good news, the number of jobs available remains well below what is required to cause the unemployment rate to fall.
No one would dream of doing the kind of research necessary to determine how many spores are required to cause an anthrax infection, since it would require giving people the disease.
Outside observers could be excused for thinking little is required to cause uproar in Scottish football circles, but the unveiling of Maurice "Mo" Johnston from Nantes to Rangers in 1989 seems to be the daddy of all JFK moments.
Bishop called to the stand a number of medical experts, many of whom testified that an immense force would have been required to cause the injuries that Rew had suffered.
This type of progeria is hereditary and is transmitted as a recessive trait (two copies of the mutated gene, one from each parent, are required to cause the disease).
