Sentence examples for developments could cause from inspiring English sources
To be sure, some developments could cause prices to fall.
In filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission, Freddie Mac said that "there is a significant possibility that continued adverse developments" could cause the company to fall below government-mandated capital levels.
Building new housing developments could cause a shortage of school places and school buildings across Somerset.
But critics and concerned First Nations believe these developments could cause more economic, environmental, and social hardships in the north than they would benefit.
It is always possible that these developments could cause a polling misfire -- in either direction -- to a degree that lacks historical precedent, but with just hours remaining before the vote count begins, it would take just such a systematic error to change the verdict of the pre-election surveys.
Isoflurane exposure during early development could cause apoptosis in the developing hippocampus and subsequent memory and learning disabilities.
Uncontrolled development could cause them to increase over the next 50 years by two to three degrees Celsius, not 2 to 3percentt.
This study projects the structure of future alternative pathways for Marcellus shale development and quantifies the potential ecological impact of future drilling using a core forest region of Bradford County, PA. Modeling presented here suggests that future development could cause the level of fragmentation in the study area to more than double throughout the lifetime of gas development.
This development could cause frenetic scenes in the planes as more passengers try to bring more of their luggage on board, but it will surprise nobody if AA's rivals follow suit.The carrier also announced that it will reduce its domestic capacity by 11-12% in the fourth quarter of 2008, compared with 2007.
Last week, a report was released by Bournemouth council which said the development could cause £100m of damage to the local economy and put 2,000 jobs at risk.
But archeologists and historians are outraged by the possible disruption such a development could cause to the prehistoric monument.
