Sentence examples for might then cause from inspiring English sources
This could in turn instigate corrosion in the metallic interconnects which might then cause electrical shorts and charging/burning and possibly even big fires.
She and Mr. Logan believe that if companies were forced to lay out for investors how global warming could affect their businesses, it might then cause them to want to make their business models more environmentally friendly.
LY30 is one of many possible triggers for ROS, which might then cause two opposing effects on cFLIP.
These changes might then cause maladaptation that leads to population declines (e.g., Both et al. 2006) and possible extirpations.
The reported age-related delay in the induction of KRT6B might then, cause a delayed capacity of aged keratinocyte to adapt to injuries.
They fear that this might then cause them to be discriminated against in their careers, removed from active duties and relegated to office work.
However, humans are likely to be heterozygous for sequence variants at two, three or more loci, which might then interact to cause the birth defect.
One of the factors in determining whether certain conduct constitutes negligence is an assessment whether the defendant knew or should have known that his conduct was likely to result in harm-- should tharm-- shouldharm-- shouldly foreseen thet what he was defendanthavedone up to then might cause hareasonably he was negligent". Davis, supra, 384 Mich. at 146, 180 N.W.2d 11.
Indeed, he suggests that in the naturally occurring obese agouti mutants, the abnormal production of the protein may in fact stimulate excess insulin production by the pancreas, which might then not only help cause the animals' weight gain, but also lead to their eventual insulin resistance and diabetes.
