Sentence examples for go without causing from inspiring English sources

In the vast majority of cases, the filming crews come and go without causing any lasting damage, Mr. Handel said.

It never really worked as a money-making exercise, potential spectators knew only too well that the more famous side would be barely recognisable in terms of personnel or commitment, but as long as the admission price was fairly fixed so that a dad and two or three kids could go without causing a family row over finances the arrangement seemed to suit all parties.

And the orchestra missed Adès's undertow of dark emotion the big E-flat-minor chord at the end, which should have been in the players' blood, came and went without causing a shudder.

Moreover he seemed unruffled when Michael Clarke, a pupil from the same Westfields Sports high school (which also educated the footballer Harry Kewell) came and went without causing the Englishmen much bother.

And the orchestra missed Adès's undertow of dark emotion — the big E-flat-minor chord at the end, which should have been in the players' blood, came and went without causing a shudder.

He told me I was being let go without cause and that he would bring me my personal belongings once I was outside the building.

"It's impossible to go anywhere without causing people to stop and stare - it's a real conversation starter," he added.

Who could have imagined that the world's leading energy-trading company—a colossus that boasted a 25% market share in gas and power trading on both sides of the Atlantic could go bust without causing widespread havoc?

Paulson bailed out Bear Stearns earlier this year, but he appears to believe a trading house like Lehman, which has little direct connection with retail markets and ordinary homeowners, could be allowed to go bust without causing the kind of systemic risk posed by Fannie and Freddie.

One thing the people have dearly acquired, though, after decades of coups, military strongmen and weak governments, is a political order that has resembled democracy, albeit with lapses: two successful presidential elections, defeated candidates who go home without causing turmoil, an outspoken opposition and an alert if beleaguered press.

And it failed to set up a mechanism to allow a big international bank to go bust without causing the rest of the system to seize up.All in it togetherThe regulatory reforms that have since been pushed through at Basel read as an extended mea culpa by central bankers for getting things so grievously wrong before the financial crisis.