Sentence examples for may cause for from inspiring English sources

Most people feel that Bevan's chances of coming to power are very poor indeed, though the trouble he may cause for the Labour Party could be grave.

DEFENDERS of globalisation often say that, whatever distress it may cause for rich-world workers, it has been good for poor countries.

In a memo, Mr. Kann said, "We fully recognize the dislocation these moves may cause for many employees, and we would not be making them but for the expense savings and operating efficiencies that they make possible".

Late last week during debate on C-16, Conservative MP Harold Albrecht told the House that he was "concerned about the fear this bill may cause for Canadians".

One of my friends at Uber told me that the company regularly gets UI critiques from a blind user who lets the company know, quickly and loudly via Twitter, whatever problems a new version may cause for the visually impaired.

In addition to the excessive trauma this may cause for the patient, readmissions can also place a large financial burden on the hospital.

In practice, some the Charter's stipulations may cause headaches for funders of science and for employers.

This not only has planning implications for general practitioner workload but may cause anxiety for patients.

"It may cause disappointment for others.

It may cause difficulties for maintaining the unity of the socialist countries.

The odd placement of the headphones socket on the side may cause issues for some.