Sentence examples for may cause alarm from inspiring English sources

Displaying the title of this book may cause alarm.

The idea may cause alarm within Labour that it could lead to the privatisation of the welfare system and potentially elements of the health system by introducing a personal insurance element.

Taken out of context, our risk estimates may cause alarm.

But the test has a high false-positive rate that may cause unnecessary alarm.

While such videos - of the Queen giving the salute or of the swastika flying over Glasgow - may cause much alarm in 2015, that is because of hindsight and of what happened after these videos - from 1933 and 1936 - were shot.

The order in Vauxhall, which runs until March 2015, enables police to "move on" groups of two or more people who may cause "harassment, alarm or distress".

Lack of recognition of an isolate as a Brucella sp. by a laboratory may enable a bioterrorism-related attack to go undetected, whereas a false-positive identification may cause unnecessary alarm.

However, it may also sound a note of caution: perhaps the mild but chronic toxicities of oral therapy, although never reaching an NCI CTC grade to cause alarm, may impact as much or more on quality of life as the severe but short-lived toxicities of cyclical intravenous drugs.

(This absence of warfare may be due to other factors as well; it is possible that the Treasury of the League, to which various states in the Delian League paid tribute, was moved from Delos to Athens in 454, a centralizing gesture that may have caused alarm. But the move may have happened earlier).

Such cases, i.e., with no target, may cause false alarms.

However, pure background-subtraction-based approaches without human detector may cause false alarms if a person stops moving for a short time.