Sentence examples for might cause a problem from inspiring English sources

It is that word "central" that might cause a problem.

You'd think that might cause a problem but the British fans didn't seem to mind.

But it might cause a problem if you've watched the programme.

But some wonder if the chlorine in the sucralose molecules that are absorbed by the body might cause a problem.

The only situation where this might cause a problem is when users employ Safari as their web browser; we recommend switching web browsers in that case.

If provenance is used "as a guide to authenticity…" of a specific, known work of art or antique, this might cause a problem.

But I can see this might cause a further problem.

Even while the news of his sexual prowess was rumbling across countless magazine profiles, few people seemed to have suggested that eight hours of hydraulic exertion, however rapturous, might cause a slight problem of tedium, not to mention soreness.

In addition if such a project is not implemented correctly from the beginning, it might cause a big problem, result in very high costs, and the city may be negatively affected.

The high rates of HLAR might cause a serious problem for combination therapy of aminoglycoside with β-lactams against A. baumannii infections.

Women with a contraindication to labour or vaginal delivery (e.g. evidence of fetal compromise such that labour would be contraindicated; fetal congenital anomaly or condition that might cause a mechanical problem at delivery such as hydrocephalus or cystic hygroma; placenta praevia).