Sentence examples for might cause general from inspiring English sources
Additionally, missing the playoffs might cause General Manager Glen Sather to exercise the team's remaining amnesty buyout and drop center Brad Richards and his $6.67 million annual salary from the roster, freeing up some salary-cap space for next season, when the cap drops by about 9 percent.
As a consequence, these pathways might cause a general 'spillover' effect on key cell cycle regulators (107) and promote further genetic instability.
The previous results suggest that c-Myc loss in alveolar cells might cause a general defect in milk production, including milk components and the enzymes involved in their synthesis.
They cause general indifference.
The same changes in neural populations that can dynamically change their 'labels' might cause a more general re-distribution of perceptual sensitivity across the visual field.
In one out of 20, the levels were high enough that they might cause symptoms in the general population, she said, warning that levels in the trailers were likely to rise as the weather warms up.
The operation wasn't imminent, but the senators opposed even drawing up a plan for it on the curious grounds that any attempted clandestine operation against General Noriega might cause his death.
I believed if the public, particularly the American public, could see this it could spark a debate on the military and our foreign policy in general [that] might cause society to reconsider the need to engage in counter-terrorism while ignoring the human situation of the people we engaged with every day".
In general, scenarios that might cause a large upward flux of brine or HF fluid as a result of hydraulic fracturing are hard to conceive.
In general, spinal instrumentation and fusion has been generally performed when laminectomy might cause severe postoperative spinal instability.
And it's no exaggeration to say that lawmakers are terrified in general of doing anything that might cause them to be accused of being soft on crime.
