Sentence examples for may never cause from inspiring English sources
Current tests fail to differentiate between aggressive cancers that could go on to kill, and cancers that may never cause any harm.
They argue that with certain cancers, like melanoma and prostate cancer, it can lead to misdiagnosis and overdiagnosis, with doctors identifying and treating tumors that may never cause serious problems.
The review found that the benefits of early detection, which include finding tumors when they are still small and less likely to spread, did not outweigh the risks, which include unneeded surgery to remove tumors that may never cause problems.
If a tense shoulder blade, is being held slightly higher in your back it may never cause you pain, but if you are lifting weights at the gym continuously there's a good chance that one day it will.
There are so many layers of redundancy and safeguards in place that individual disruptions of certain pathways may never cause disease on their own.
Many prostate cancers are quite indolent and may never cause a problem, but it is now impossible to identify such tumours with certainty.
The PSA test enables invasive prostate cancer to be identified earlier than it might have been diagnosed clinically on the basis of symptoms, but the test also enables the identification of latent tumours that may never have caused symptoms during the man's lifetime (Horwich et al, 1995).
Miriam had two breast operations to remove her cancer (removal of a quarter of her breast and then later a full mastectomy of the same breast) - a tumour that doctors say may never have gone on to cause her any problems.
By expressing attractive, fun-loving sides of yourself that your ex may never have seen, you might cause your ex to wish he/she were still around to see them.
In the former, a young Zelda sings the lament: "Cause you may never get to East Egg / Not if you're bold, barefaced, or sly / If your origins are in West Egg / They say you'll stay there until you die".
He may never have deserted the cause, but he did leave a wife and two children -- not once but twice -- to hop on a freight train, as his song says, bound for glory.
