Sentence examples for much to cause from inspiring English sources

But with demand now greatly exceeding supply, it would not take much to cause further jolts.

There must be enough stress to encourage the body's adaptive processes, but not too much to cause serious damage.

This handful of AQAP members do not have to do very much to cause turmoil at airports across the world.

Judging by the first session, Blair has so far not been given much to cause to sweat.

Not since Al Groh alienated veteran Jets players last year has a head coach done so much to cause such anger in the locker room.

Economic distress caused by swelling youth populations, joblessness, rising prices and drought, he said, had done as much to cause the uprisings as political oppression.

"I feared it had too much potential to cause dissension".

There is much there to cause pain and amusement.

Few countries have so much potential to cause trouble, regionally and worldwide.

Villa's half-time substitute Rudy Gestede has not had much chance to cause a nuisance in the Spurs box.

It doesn't take all that much radiation to cause the reaction.