Sentence examples for may cause children from inspiring English sources

A similar study by Manyena et al. (2008) indicates that attempts to make decisions may stimulate opposition to adults' decision, which in turn may cause children emotional punishment and/or physical harm.

5 - Physical Health Issues: Some have suggested that video games may cause children to develop bad health issues.

A small MIT study on six- and seven-year-olds found that when an authority figure omits the truth, it may cause children to suspend their trust or be suspicious of anything else that authority figure says in the future.

It can lead to intestinal worms which research shows, saps a child's learning ability, affects their food intake, and can lead to diarrheal diseases that may cause children to lose school days.

Economic hardship resulting from their parents' inability to work may cause children to drop out of school or become child labourers.

Reviews beyond the space limitations of this summary show that - even under very difficult circumstances - moving to new places and new responsibilities may cause children satisfaction and pride, and foster resilience.

GII may cause child mortality in one of the following direct pathways, Female infanticide and female circumcision contribute to a small but ominous proportion of child mortality [ 2 ].

There is, therefore, a paradox in that while over-attribution of breathlessness to asthma may deny children sporting opportunities under-attribution (in the form of under-diagnosis) of asthma symptoms may also cause children with undiagnosed asthma to struggle with untreated symptoms and thus fail to fulfil their sporting potential [ 26].

No, a 10-year-old girl doesn't know about relationships, her mother's sex life and all that…" (FG9. Women. Mixed cultural affiliation and origin), and the anxiety that this direct involvement in healthcare issues may cause in children: " Perhaps the child becomes worried, if they see that their mother is ill" (FG9. Mixed. Poor linguistic command).

Such hyperconnectivity may cause autistic children to become overwhelmed by details because their minds are never free to integrate the whole picture.

She argues that detailed assessments of many tens of thousands of families a year based on "risk characteristics" divert thinly stretched budgets away from helping struggling families who don't intend – though may cause – their children harm.