Sentence examples for is capable of causing serious from inspiring English sources

It is capable of causing serious environmental and health problems such as lung, prostate, renal cancers and the other disorders.

Each grenade is capable of causing serious damage and Nabi fired not just one or two, not a dozen or 50 or even 75 he shot 123 grenades at the house all by himself.

B. cereus is capable of causing serious and sometimes lethal infections such as sepsis, pneumonia, meningitis, endocarditis, wound and ocular infections, especially in immunocompromised individuals [ 32- 35].

We consider it to be likely that ST398 MRSA from pigs is capable of causing serious infection in humans even though its primary host seems to be pigs.

Rigid PVC packaging is capable of causing serious cuts.

Even Acpo's own briefings acknowledge that "water cannon are capable of causing serious injury or even death", and that "there is a range of water cannon footage available online showing injuries caused by water cannon".

Although, in our previous studies, some Microbacterium species were infrequently detected in oral samples collected from humans, there is currently no report that these organisms, which are capable of causing serious systemic infections, were isolated from the human oral cavity.

T.J. Bonner, president of the union representing Border Patrol agents, said Border Patrol agents face frequent rock-tossing attacks that are capable of causing serious injury.

The PMN represent the first line of defense against invading bacteria, yet they are capable of causing serious tissue destruction [ 4].

Our report and those of others (4 ) clearly show that Salmonella subspecies II IV serotypes are capable of causing serious infections, including septicemia and wounds or abscesses.

The bacterial pathogens Neisseria meningitidis (Nm) and Haemophilus influenzae (Hi) are frequently found in the nasopharynx of a substantial proportion of the healthy population but are capable of causing serious infections in susceptible individuals (Turk, 1984; Foxwell et al., 1998).