Sentence examples for cause very severe from inspiring English sources

The good thing is that LSD is not used very much these days: the real problem we have instead is the increasing use of strong cannabis, such as skunk weed, which can cause very severe psychotic reactions".

As an expert with a strategic overview of a county, he knows that the Conservatives' plans to introduce a "free market" into the school system could cause very severe problems with popular schools being vastly over-subscribed and less popular ones being left to rot.

This could cause very severe economic hardship for those companies".

"It's the classic science-fiction nightmare story of somebody being able to hack in and control your cooker in the night," said Dr Joss Wright from the University of Oxford's Internet Institute, "The more home control that can occur remotely the more chance that somebody can cause very severe mischief if they can get into it".

The parasite is hereby proven to cause very severe disease in the North Ostrobothnian sheep production.

First described in 1974, this pathogen is similar to polio in its propensity to cause very severe neurologic disease.

"In torturing people under their control, or allowing torture to take place, the British were negligent, they committed assault, they breached the European convention on human rights that was in effect at the time and they caused very severe suffering," he said.

A major IT system failure that is causing very severe disruption to our flight operations worldwide," said CEO Alex Cruz in a video statement.

At 1pm a British Airways spokesman said: "We have experienced a major IT system failure that is causing very severe disruption to our flight operations worldwide.

He said the boy's injuries - to his larynx and chest - would have caused "very severe traumatic asphyxia".

But in a small minority it causes very severe complications, including necrosis of facial tissue.