Sentence examples for that will cause damage from inspiring English sources

An increase in DLS results in an increase in lateral force that will cause damage and wear.

Don't use your fingernails, that will cause damage to the head.

Don't do anything that will cause damage or injure yourself or others.

Don't fly at living things or things that will cause damage.

Don't put your laptop battery into the freezer without securely bagging it, as it may attract water and ice that will cause damage.

First, heavy metals enter frond chloroplast (Sandalio et al. 2001) and may get over-accumulated locally causing oxidative stress that will cause damages like peroxidation of chloroplast membranes (Puertas et al. 2004).

In his March 13 letter to investors on behalf of IREO, Goyal said that the legal proceedings will discourage investors and buyers, and are a "needless and unwarranted distraction" that will cause "significant damage and harm to IREO" at a sensitive time when it is in the midst of refinancing.

"Parents and teachers will see this as a cost-cutting measure that will cause irreparable damage to children's education," she said.

Workers fear they will run out of coal this weekend and will have to switch off the plant's coke ovens – a move that will cause "catastrophic damage" and will, in effect,  cause the plant's closure.

A future government will have to pick up that bill but in the meantime universities are in the midst of a war to recruit undergraduates that will cause collateral damage of its own in the next decade.

Economic Injury Level (EIL) = lowest population density that will cause economic damage.