Sentence examples for could cause breaches from inspiring English sources

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).

In Maryland the legislators overwhelmingly enacted a law that prohibits the desecration of a flag under circumstances that could cause a breach of the peace.

Among the issues the county was weighing, according to a memo, was whether a ban on raves on county-owned land could cause a breach in pending contracts with Live Nation, or raise 1st Amendment issues.

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

The Advertising Standards Authority upheld the complaint yesterday, arguing that the poster, which was displayed nationally, could cause offence and breached the industry code of conduct.

The worry is that the casino's debts are rising at a time that its income is falling, which could cause it to breach a promise to bondholders to maintain a minimum ratio of earnings to debt.

Standard & Poor's John Bartko wrote that further losses could cause ResCap to breach a $5.4 billion tangible-net-worth covenant in its borrowings, requiring more support from GMAC, and thus GM and Cerberus.

Results are significant for aerospace vehicles, where thermal protection system (TPS) breaches could cause material originally designed for substructural applications to be in direct path with reentry plasma.

Points like these could prove to be sensitive issues because of the costs for implementing them; and the potential damage the publicity around breaches could cause for affected organizations.

That legislation would require new standards at critical private-sector infrastructure facilities — like power plants, water treatment facilities and gas pipelines — where a computer breach could cause significant casualties or economic damage.

It would require new standards at critical private-sector infrastructure facilities — like power plants, water treatment facilities and gas pipelines — where a computer breach could cause significant casualties or economic damage.