Sentence examples for problems might cause from inspiring English sources

Prostate problems might cause a man to get up more often in the night to use the bathroom.

This week, through a spokesman, she dismissed the idea that the company's current problems might cause her to resign for nonperformance.

Now investors are worried that WorldCom's accounting problems might cause it to file for bankruptcy, which in turn could interrupt or sharply reduce payments to E.D.S.

As to the possibility that the combination of hedge fund debacle and his health problems might cause him to step down, Mr. Cayne, energized by the China deal, was typically blunt: don't count on it.

The League's founders were acting in response to a rumour that financial problems might cause the academy to close its doors, but they also were dissatisfied with the academy's conservative and traditional bent and wanted to create a school that allowed more freedom of expression.

Wesson said he hopes to explore the circuits in the brain that are activated when animals are engaged in this behavior, and to learn more about why animals decide to become aggressive, as well as which brain problems might cause animals to inappropriately deal with social cues.

In T.S.B. 11273 issued on Sept. 20, the company said the problem might cause the check-engine light to illuminate and the vehicle to run rough.

We were concerned that technical problems might have caused the low prevalence, and therefore, frozen FVU samples were shipped to Copenhagen for evaluation.

Postmortems indicate that project management mechanisms, especially those for tracking against plans, actually interfere with effective handling of problems by making people reluctant to surface problems that might cause unplanned deviations.

Residents were worried about the traffic problems it might cause.

Refusing to rectify these problems just might cause airlines to lose customers, and vacation destinations to lose revenue.