Sentence examples for may cause civil from inspiring English sources

Altitude not ethnicity may cause civil war, Mr. Meyer reports, judging from the Peruvian Andes, the Balkans, the Hindu Kush, the Nepalese Himalayas, Chechnya and the Karabakh Range, Colombia, Algeria's Atlas Mountains and the Pamirs of Tajikistan.

This may cause civil unrest.

As his potential release date approaches, the department has resisted letting him out of prison early, saying it could cause civil unrest and that it may be impossible to keep him safe from vigilantes.

Such strong ground motions may cause serious damages in civil infrastructure in the vicinity of mines.

It is known that a series of aftershocks might follow a mainshock, which may cause further damages on civil engineering structures.

The government's tough reform proposals for civil service pensions may cause further friction between the administration and party militants.

Ironically, fallout from the murder may cause most damage to those defenders of civil liberties who campaign against the spread of CCTV and biometrics.

Like other provocative steps in this civil rights movement or the black civil rights movement before it, the San Francisco weddings may cause a morning-after backlash, though perhaps not as stormy as the one President Bush is courting.

In failing to prepare lawyers to evaluate the human and environmental detriment that an economic approach to law may cause, the profession trails its clients, and an increasingly informed civil society.

Instead, perhaps the better course of action is to file a civil suit for the damages this conduct may cause.

Finally, Facebook may cause drama for some teens whose "friends" may not be as civil as adults.