Sentence examples for highly likely to cause from inspiring English sources
Some parents are upset at the sheer number of injections a child must get -- usually about 20 by age 2. Others are convinced -- despite evidence to the contrary -- that vaccines are highly likely to cause severe health problems, like seizures and autism.
Just like heat, the chemicals present in dyes and relaxers are highly likely to cause breakage in your strands.
We should reserve this term, 'cancer,' for those things that are highly likely to cause a problem".
Not all of these drifters will become murderers but they are highly likely to cause harm – either to themselves or other people.
Establishing church tribunals is highly likely to cause delays in deciding the futures of many priests suspended from ministry in the past 10 months because of abuse accusations.
Emend may be combined with another drug when chemotherapy, for example high-dosage cisplatin, is highly likely to cause nausea and vomiting.
ƒISTC 12: patients with, or highly likely to have, TB caused by drug-resistant (especially MDR/XDR) organisms should be treated with specialised regimens containing second-line anti-TB drugs.
Patients with, or highly likely to have, TB caused by drug-resistant (especially MDR/extensively drug-resistant (XDR -TB) organisms should be treated with specialised regimens containing second-line anti-TB drugs.
Reference positive group 1 included only IID cases who were diagnosed as norovirus positive by electron microscopy; the high viral loads required for detection by electron microscopy correspond to viral shedding during acute infection in experimentally inoculated volunteers [ 22, 23], so these IID cases are highly likely to have IID caused by norovirus.
The researchers describe Helicobacter pylori, a bacterium that causes stomach ulcers, as highly likely to have been passed by humans to Neanderthals.
The definitions are highly indeterminate, and broad interpretations by watchdogs of phrases like "likely to cause overall harm" or "internationally accepted norms" may result in Google's own rules being unexpectedly prohibitive.
