Sentence examples for move might cause from inspiring English sources

At the same time, he said, fines imposed for violating the rules should bear some relationship to the amount of damage the move might cause.

This week he said that it would be unwise for China to float its currency, the yuan, because such a move might cause money to flee China, destabilising its "quite weak" financial system.

The firm has already been turning heads up and down Sand Hill Road, but this move might cause some whiplash.

Indeed, Mattis believed the move might cause more chaos in the region, according to the Washington Post, and tried repeatedly to convince Trump to reverse course.

Trump said the United States has already lost any trade war, as he defended his proposed tariffs, saying the move might cause "a little pain" but the United States will be better off in the long run.

For the latter, it was agreed that she should be moved to a bed which was more visible from the nurses' station, although this also provoked discussion about the disorientation such a move might cause.

They even justified this and said that the shouting and moving might cause difficulties for delivery.

Chamber officials voiced confidence that they have the backing in the Senate to block the bill, a move that might cause business and labor to negotiate a version with compromises.

This seems very sanguine of him, given that he left Britain for Los Angeles in the first place because he was sick of tabloid intrusion; you would think the fact that the paparazzi are camped outside his house before he has even moved in might cause him to reconsider the wisdom of coming back.

Harnessing and expanding one to a size humans could move through, however, might cause a feedback loop that collapses the wormhole before you could use it for time travel.

Ice-retention structures such as floating ice booms are used to hold ice in place and prevent it from moving downstream, where it might cause problems.