Sentence examples for cause disturbances from inspiring English sources

"Alcohol on the streets in large crowds has great potential to cause disturbances".

Some of the hotels are leery of harboring Legionnaires: afraid the boys would break up things and cause disturbances.

In recent weeks, Iraqi and American military officials have said that groups of men trained in Iran have crossed the border into southern Iraq to cause disturbances.

While the strong magnetic rays should provide memorable displays for stargazers, experts have said that the intensity of the flares could cause disturbances in satellite and radio transmissions.

In man, lesions in this region are said to cause disturbances in spatial orientation and stereoscopic vision, but much more knowledge is required before specific functions can be attributed to these circumstriate areas, if, indeed, this is possible.

Ines knows her father — knows what a joker he is, knows that his fanciful remarks tend to invite misinterpretations and cause disturbances — and, of course, Winfried manages to cross the line with Henneberg, and ends up alongside the boss and Ines at an informal yet serious meeting with Romanian clients.

Trespassers endanger their own health and cause disturbance to the railway traffic.

The gas in the primary system may cause disturbance in reactivity, nucleation site for boiling, etc.

During logic computing, half supply voltage is applied on the input cell, thus will cause disturbance [10, 21].

People are sensitive to unpleasant odours, which may cause disturbance, irritation symptoms, general symptoms and nausea.

Subclinical neuroendocrine and autonomic imbalances may cause disturbance in your mind.