Sentence examples for might well cause from inspiring English sources

But he warned that the attacks might well cause that figure to be lowered in coming weeks.

So we open Scurr's book expecting a biography and find instead an invented journal, which might well cause some apprehension.

A written commitment might well cause Bennett's right-wing faction to bolt from the government, which would be, from Herzog's perspective, all to the good.

In the polarised conflict over Palestine, not labelling the occupied territories as either Israeli or Palestinian might well cause the least total amount of indignation.

"But higher gas prices might well cause manufacturers and consumers to reflect on the cost of the automobile on the environment".

He also noted that trying to arrest a Taliban commander during the day would inevitably mean a battle, which might well cause casualties among bystanders.

The new pope has done things that might well have caused more controversy on his predecessor's watch.

The IPCC added that, if the fact of the meeting had become public at the time of the Macpherson inquiry, this might well have caused serious public concern.

While misclassification in the lower-third might well have caused a diagnostic shift from AGC to ACO, this would obviously have been extremely unlikely for the upper- and middle-third.

I wish the Commission had supplied us with this information earlier on in these proceedings, for then, I believe, the fact that this directive had not even been transposed in ten Member States might well have caused our debate on this subject to take a slightly different course.

Closed-position Pure Bal is done chest-to-chest, so back in the day dancing with anyone but your husband might well have caused a fist-fight!