Sentence examples for may cause both from inspiring English sources

An improper performance of displacement work (primary cementing) may cause both financial losses and environmental damage.

Thus, the prospect of devaluation may cause both additional covering and uncovering.

The current approach uses strong acid and grinding and may cause both damage to the physical structure of silicon wafers and pollution.

The paper introduces the metaphor of the 'T-Shaped Buyer' to explain the empirical findings and, while acknowledging the contextual limits of the study, suggests that this metaphor may cause both academics and practitioners to reflect on normative thinking.

These results suggest that SP in the joint cavity may cause both hypertrophy of the synovium and induction of increased osteoclast formation through the increased expression of RANKL in the synovium.

Variable channel conditions may cause both isolated and clustered packet losses resulting in data and temporal integrity loss at the decoder side.

For example, the manager's negative private information on firm prospects may cause him both to sell equity and to reduce investment.

These types of flexibility may cause vibrations both in the manipulator and the spacecraft making the positioning of the end-effector very difficult.

The presence of high-density implant materials such as titanium, however, may cause complications both during calculation and delivery of the dose.

Extant literature suggests that attachment insecurity may cause difficulties both in parents providing care for their offspring [ 56] and romantic couples providing care for their partners [ 57].

Also, think about the stress you may cause yourself, both in trying to keep your affair secret and if you were to get caught.