Sentence examples for may causing many from inspiring English sources
The crisis has deepened since the Thai government cracked down on human trafficking rings in early May, causing many traffickers and smugglers to abandon their clients.
Those flashbacks are full of a teenage awe and passion that may cause many readers to raise an eyebrow.
Are they safe?" Oz then introduced Jeffrey Smith, the author of "Genetic Roulette," who says that engineered foods may cause many serious diseases, including colitis, asthma, and cancer.
The size of the fees alone may cause many a sense of disgust: Why pay so much for something that feels like nothing?
Israel's image was already tarnished but the attention that a report of such magnitude attracts and the unimpeachable credibility and standing of its lead author, Goldstone, may cause many who dismissed previous reports to take a second look.
With regard to the physical manifestations (i.e., the phenotype) of some genetic disorders, a mutant gene may cause many different symptoms and may affect many different organ systems (pleiotropy).
In Wisconsin and Ohio, newly enacted laws will cripple the bargaining rights of 200,000 members of his union and may cause many to quit, jeopardizing the union's dues base and political clout.
However, this may cause many disadvantages.
This method may cause many problems.
The disposal of RFAP may cause many serious environmental problems.
Inefficient cleaning of wellbore may cause many drilling problems.
