Sentence examples for might still cause from inspiring English sources

The Bush administration took a swipe at Congress, saying that the late action by lawmakers might still cause delayed refunds for up to 38 million filers.

Further doubt was raised by the very careful way he recounted his past, freely acknowledging those murky episodes that are now common knowledge and "forgiven," while gliding away from those that might still cause him trouble.

The fact that his office wall featured -- among other items -- a bumper sticker that read "The Best Is Yet to Come" not too far from an organizational chart of Trinidad's government might still cause some to question his plans.

A couple of the scores could be put down to indifferent goalkeeping by Roffey, though the sight of all those Canaries bearing down on him through a non-existent defence might still cause him to lay a misplaced brick or two when he goes back to work tomorrow.

Obama administration officials said later that the Iranians declined to go ahead with the encounter for their own internal political reasons, reflecting the possible offense such symbolism might still cause in Iran, where the United States has been denounced as the "Great Satan" since the 1979 Islamic revolution.

"Now, if you had some kind of crazy flammable material making up your curtain, it might still cause a problem," Rappaport allows.

For someone with a background as conservative as Anderson's, might not homosexual feelings still cause discomfort, or fear of exposure?" Can out gay members of Congress who agree please stand?

Some might yet cause trouble.

We believe that, despite training of the observers this might still be caused by persistent differences between the testers in the choice of the fulcrum of rotation.

The fact that the posterior shifts toward the prior under the informative prior suggests that the shift away from the prior toward fewer divergence events under the diffuse prior might still be caused by small marginal likelihoods of models with more divergence-time parameters.

Although the correlations observed in Experiments 1 and 2 support the norm-based model, they might still conceivably be caused by other, unknown factors in the stimulation related to both neuronal activity and distance-to-mean.