Sentence examples for cause breaches from inspiring English sources

This and other ozone photochemical episodes cause breaches of the UK air quality objective for ozone.

We hypothesised that potentially ill-fit dentures could cause breaches to the defective underlying mucosa, thereby providing an entry point to the bone for oral flora (Kyrgidis and Vahtsevanos, 2008; Kyrgidis et al, 2008).

Using integrated criteria of standard indices for the identification of potentially dangerous glacial lakes (PDGLs), the lakes were found to be vulnerable and have a potential to cause breaching in the coming years.

The blasts, they said, probably caused breaches in containment vessels that are among the final layers of protection against meltdowns and even larger releases of radioactive materials.

After the storm, he vehemently criticized the Army Corps of Engineers on television and in print, arguing that engineering mistakes had caused breaches in the hurricane protection system that led to most of the death and destruction in New Orleans.

It disrupted productivity, caused breaches and shone the light on the fact that open source components are increasing risk in the application layer.

In addition, 60 bombs landed in the harbor near Nagato, causing breaches to her double hull which let 2,000 tons of water into the ship.

The walls were again restored under Andronikos II Palaiologos (r. 1282 1328) and again under his successor Andronikos III Palaiologos (r. 1328 1341), when, on 12 February 1332, a major storm caused breaches in the wall and forced the seaward gates open.

Among many different causes discussed earlier, the avalanche (ice and rock) triggering the surge wave and causing breach seems to be the most common cause of GLOF in the Himalaya.

Overall, socio-economic and ecological impacts in the area includes: severe scarcity of freshwater resources for domestic use and drinking purposes by the local community causing breach of basic human right; lack of aquatic life in many rivers and streams and reduced vegetation diversity; decreased agricultural productivity etc. (Swer and Singh 2004).

Such origins have been inferred from examples along the Gulf coast, where hurricanes drive waves over such islands and cause multiple breaches.