They worry moving it might cause more damage.
Using variable-bit code words might cause more efficient mapping of these levels to be achieved.
And I also suspect the additional money for schools, in total £400m, might cause more anguish than joy.
A significantly different conclusion was found observing the nonlinear behaviour of the superstructure, where CI = CM distribution might cause more damage in the flexible side frames.
At Merck, Dr. Morrison wrote a memo in 1997 suggesting that Vioxx might cause more blood clots and heart problems than other painkillers.
For one, putting off effective treatments in favour of unproven alternative medicines might cause more serious health complications to arise, creating extra pressure later down the line.
When you don't know what's happening, it's sensible to do as little as possible because anything you do might cause more harm than good.
For now, the argument over whether we should own animals is largely theoretical: we do have pets and giving them up might cause more harm than good.
The more complex salvage would cost about $10 million and might cause more damage than simply abandoning vessel and turtles to their fate.
And the men were surprised to learn that applying a tourniquet to a wound, a standard procedure on humans, might cause more harm on a dog.
In the short run, the UTII effect on air quality is −0.02, since the urban traffic infrastructure construction might cause more detours and road blockages, which would enhance the fine-particle emissions of the low-speed traffic.
