Sentence examples for because they can cause from inspiring English sources

Msgr. Francis Maniscalco, spokesman for the bishops conference, said in an interview on the plane that the distinctions between "notorious" and other priestly abusers were made only because they refer to the code of canon law, the laws of the Roman Catholic church, which treat "notorious" or scandal-causing acts more seriously because they can cause others to lose their faith.

This is because they can cause "trade diversion".

Some patients dislike high-dose statins because they can cause muscle pain.

"We have to be attentive because they can cause us trouble.

Steroids are artificial bodybuilding drugs barred by most sports partly because they can cause cancer, and heart, liver and reproductive-system problems.

(Of course, the administration may be right in thinking that the bishops need placating because they can cause them considerable political trouble).

I had heard it was important to treat tears quickly with a laser, because otherwise they can cause a retinal detachment that needs surgery and can permanently impair vision.

Insects have long been a problem because of the damage they can cause.

Last month, the U.S. Department of Education released the findings of a year-long tribal listening tour, during which Native American students told federal officials that states and school districts should consider changing the mascots because of the harm they can cause.

Because mental states are biological, they can cause and be caused by physical changes in human bodies.

Much as I dislike DIY wills because of all the problems they can cause, I think estate-planning lawyers are partly to blame for their proliferation.