Sentence examples for cause dislocations from inspiring English sources

Ramming the door with your shoulder can cause dislocations.

Even in developed countries like Canada, rising oil prices can cause dislocation.

Matthew Hamill, senior vice president of the National Association of College and University Business Officers, said, "This is a pretty significant event, in the short run, because it's going to cause dislocation and uncertainty".

Patients are told not to cross their legs or bend at the hip more than 90 degrees after surgery — in some cases indefinitely, because these motions can cause dislocation of the replaced joint that requires a repeat operation.

This can cause dislocation emission, motion or local plastic deformation.

Impingement can damage the acetabular liner, create polyethylene wear, and cause dislocation.

Consistent with recent experimental observations, these twin networks may cause dislocation pile-ups and thus give rise to strain hardening.

A failure to work together would cause dislocation across all areas of society.

ArteFill should never be implanted into the orbicularis oris muscle since this may cause dislocation and nodule formation (Fig.  19).

In countries such as Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan, an earth tremor or quake could cause dislocation and displacement of uranium wastes stored underground, thereby posing a serious health risk to the people living in those areas.

Fatigue occurs because cyclic stress causes dislocations to form and to move back and forth in the metal.