Sentence examples for may well cause from inspiring English sources

Those events did great damage to our city and any repeat may well cause irreparable damage.

I accept that tightening sanctions may well cause ghastly suffering, but that is Saddam's own fault.

If his bad habits hold and if the Serbs do not depose him, he may well cause trouble another day.

This may well cause the collapse of monkeys everywhere -- monkeys who have never stolen a banana, never destroyed a document, never approached a human inappropriately.

In cases where the corporation is less well-established or affluent, its inability to insure against such liability may well cause a permanent financial collapse.

Revealing them "may well cause irreparable harm to the victim" of the earlier rape by disclosing her identity, Mr. DePaul argued.

The construction of the 'use' provision may well have caused more concern than the interpretation of the 8c(5)(B) differentials.

The report did, however, say that the controversial deal "certainly interfered with his [Richard's] privacy and may well have caused unnecessary distress".

This morning, when David Cameron declared his love of the Edwardian childhood classic Our Island Story, the fact that he did so in the course of a speech on the Scottish referendum may well have caused some to raise their eyebrows.

All of this has jeopardized the long-term health of tens of thousands of children exposed to lead-tainted water and may well have caused 10 local fatalities from legionnaires' disease.

The televised raid "may well have caused unnecessary distress" to Richard and "certainly interfered with his privacy", according to former chief constable Andy Trotter, who conducted a review (pdf) for the South Yorkshire police and crime commissioner.