Sentence examples for cause large scale from inspiring English sources
Mr Parker said in a speech at the MI5 headquarters in London that extremists still wanted to "cause large scale loss of life" by targeting transport networks and landmarks.
He told the the Royal United Services Institute (RUSI): "We still face more complex and ambitious plots that follow the now sadly well established approach of Al Qaeda and its imitators - attempts to cause large scale loss of life, often by attacking transport systems or iconic targets.
Greater attention should be directed to deforestation-free palm oil production in smallholdings, where production is less likely to cause large scale biodiversity loss.
Apart from fluoride, arsenic and nitrate are few of major water pollutants which cause large scale health issues, but in cutting-edge the most serious pollutant is fluoride [1].
These early contacts did not cause large scale migration but intermarriage and integration between them and the Malays were common [5].
Given the expanding geographic range of CHIKV and its potential to rapidly cause large scale epidemics, it has become important to understand the immune and pathogenic mechanisms active during CHIKV infections in order to guide the development of targeted and effective control and treatment strategies.
The method was applied to the province of Limón in Costa Rica, where commercial agriculture has caused large scale deforestation.
In a 210 MWe gas turbine, compressor blades in stage 3 failed and caused large scale collateral damage to the plant.
Byndloss said this specific rule is what causes large scale segregation at Berkeley High.
Glover said that in addition to Christie's work after Hurricane Sandy, which caused large scale power outages and wind damage in Scotch Plains, he supports Christie's views on local government reform, including a property tax cap and changes to public employee benefits.
Autumnal moths are the main herbivores of these trees in the study region, occasionally causing large scale forest defoliation [39].
