Sentence examples for well cause from inspiring English sources

Those events did great damage to our city and any repeat may well cause irreparable damage.

I accept that tightening sanctions may well cause ghastly suffering, but that is Saddam's own fault.

In truth, it may very well cause more harm than good.

A new documentary by 31-year-old Keith Beauchamp could well cause this case to be reopened.

But he warned that the attacks might well cause that figure to be lowered in coming weeks.

So we open Scurr's book expecting a biography and find instead an invented journal, which might well cause some apprehension.

But Goldman, unlike Drexel, is "too big to fail": its collapse could well cause a rerun of September, 2008.

However, Halliburton said it did not believe that the foam cement design used on the well caused the incident.

The less bulky structure there could in theory heat up quicker as well, causing destruction of the craft.

A few miles south of Montrose is Dimock, where four years ago problems with high gas pressure at a Cabot Oil & Gas well caused a leak into water supplies.

Of course, healthy cells also have the protein disposal system, so there is a risk the treatment could kill them as well, causing unwanted side effects.