Sentence examples for capable of causing that from inspiring English sources

"The smaller bombs are not capable of causing that catastrophic attack.

There are nearly a billion objects in our Solar System capable of causing that level of devastation on Earth, and 300,000 of them are already in our neighborhood.

Medical researchers in Australia discovered that the glue ingredient breaks down in the body into GHB, the date rape drug banned in the United States and capable of causing unconsciousness that can lead to death.

We believe that the vessel slops we discharged in Ivory Coast were not capable of causing the harm that happened there.

Sharp, for example, wrote to the New York Times: "The vessel slops we discharged … were not capable of causing the harm that happened there.

Sharp wrote to the New York Times in 2006, saying: "The vessel slops we discharged… were not capable of causing the harm that happened there".

Ewald (2009) highlighted the fact that the vast majority of pathogens capable of causing cancers are those that are transmitted through intimate contact (sexual relations or intimate kissing) and have a relatively low transmission rate (as compared to the flu virus for instance) but persistent and often permanent infections (e.g. herpes virus).

The failure of experimental transplacental carcinogenesis to mirror human pediatric experience more closely may reflect the need for multiple mutational events in target cells, and for experimental carcinogens that are capable of causing the full spectrum of mutations that occur in cancer-related genes in pediatric neurogenic tumors.

Oil spills are capable of causing major environmental insults that raise the emotional loads of individuals across society.

To be continued… [1] An illustration of the Torino Scale from "0" where the likelihood of an asteroid collision with the Earth is so low as to be effectively zero to "10" where a collision is certain, capable of causing global climatic catastrophe that may threaten the future of civilization as we know it, whether affecting land or ocean.

In addition, transcription factors can be the products of oncogenes (genes that are capable of causing cancer) or tumour suppressor genes (genes that keep cancer in check).