Sentence examples for may only cause from inspiring English sources

Skeptical Republicans, with the political tide running against them, warn that government meddling in the market may only cause more harm.

Some genetic variants may only cause asthma when they are combined with specific environmental exposures.

When aid comes in too quickly, without considering the community's needs holistically, it may only cause other problems.

And the Catechism of the Catholic Church teaches that (1) we "owe animals kindness" and (2) we may only cause animals to suffer and die in situations of "need".

Morphea may only cause cosmetic problems, but generalized morphea or linear scleroderma has widespread skin lesions in which scarring spreads down to the underlying structures.

Bacteremia is common, but may only cause hematogenous infection of the prosthesis when the bacterial load is high and the bacteria are virulent.

It has to be noted that all contrasts in this task differed on one phonetic feature only, so that errors may only have been caused by phonetic similarity.

Floor vibration caused by dynamic actions such as people walking on the floor, machinery or any similar repetitive actions may not only cause discomfort to occupants but may also result in structural failure as a result of resonance.

Of note, impaired nitric oxide production may not only cause a generalized vasoconstrictor response but may also affect renal sodium handling, contributing to the maintenance of hypertension in the longer run [ 41].

The decrease in bone quality may not only cause individuals to cross a fracture threshold earlier, but, we hypothesize, it may also impede normal fracture healing.

On the contrary, neostigmine may not only cause a variety of side effects like arrhythmias, dry mouth, and bronchospasm but its use may have little influence on partial paralysis.