Sentence examples for there could be cause from inspiring English sources
And has business, through its high-tech spending, overbuilt the capital stock?' If so, then there could be cause for considerable concern because, if we need to jump-start aggregate demand, lowering interest rates may not do enough".
But there could be cause for concern on valuations.
For example, if the bullying is only directed at people of a particular gender, race, or ethnicity, and it appears to affect how promotions or other job rewards are handled, there could be cause for an equal employment opportunity complaint.
Referring to the importance of a "functioning national network of GA airfields", especially where GA performs an air transport role, the CAA states that "there could be cause for concern if a significant further loss of airfields were to continue, especially if crucial nodes on the transport network were to be lost".
There's no air getting under there, which could be causing all sorts of skin sores or hematomas.
Is it my computer or the site I'm on that's causing this? A. There are several things that could be causing the problem, and you may want to start keeping track of the disconnection incidents to see if you can spot any patterns.
There is mechanical trauma which could be caused by chronic eye rubbing, as well as a result of poorly fitted rigid contact lenses [ 104, 118, 119].
So far there is evidence that AD could be caused by two initial events (Fig. 1): chronic mild exposure to (cardiovascular) risk factors over years causes (1) damage of the brain cerebrovascular system leading to metabolic disturbances in the brain or (2) a dysbalance of the clearance of β-amyloid from brain to blood or vice versa which may increase brain β-amyloid levels.
There are several factors that could be causing the allergies such as chemicals and other seasonal allergens, along with food allergies.
If there are, I think about what could be causing them.
rFVIIa administration would not be appropriate because additional harm could be caused, and there would be very little, if any, benefit at a great cost.
