Sentence examples for ground can cause from inspiring English sources

Loose ground can cause a fall of rock or local landslides when cuttings are opened up.

Uneven ground can cause a tree to roll, break, bounce, kick back at you, or explode.

Whereas, finer size dredged sea soil (particle sizes similar to those of silt or clay) is difficult to be used for such purposes because finer dredged sea soil can cause higher water demand in case of using it as a source of aggregate, and can cause ground subsidence if used for land reclamation (Gong et al. 2009).

Since this type of management generally assumes introduction of processed sludge to the ground, it can cause soil contamination with unknown compounds of organic origin.

David Shilston, president of the Geological Society of London, said: "The abstraction of water from the shallow ground surface can cause a collapse if the ground already has the propensity to collapse".

The harmonic magnetic field generated by the ground coils can cause vibration of the superconducting magnet, which must be reduced as it generates heat in the liquid helium temperature range.

Avalanche debris fields were visible on distant faces, and we spent the day tramping around in the snow, running burial retrieving drills and digging snow pits, paying close attention to the snowpack's basal facet layer — a weak area near the ground which can cause avalanches once the snow gets deeper.

Ground sliding can cause huge problems in an earthquake and make roads impassable; in the 1994 Northridge earthquake, gas mains ruptured and caught fire.

Or is it a far more dangerous, often much more substantial, piece of machinery that can fly thousands of feet in the air, requires little or no training to get off the ground and can cause serious damage?

More passive designs transfer the weight of a backpack to the ground, but this can cause an unnatural gait (see "MIT Exoskeleton Bears the Load").

Numerical results show that the moving ground water table can cause an uncertainty of up to 20 dB for surface vibrations.