Sentence examples for would cause substantial from inspiring English sources

Failure to sustain either the military or the commercial market, however, would cause substantial financial loss.

Mr. Hearn said the loss of the Wendy's account would cause "substantial changes" at Bates that could include layoffs.

The Fish and Wildlife Service said the Meadowlands Mills project would cause "substantial and unacceptable adverse impacts" to the environment.

Some have also said the government struggled in the trial to show that the deal would cause substantial harm.

A Tesla Motors, Inc. (Tesla) stockholder filed a stockholder derivative complaint asserting that Tesla's proposed acquisition of SolarCity Corporation (SolarCity) would cause substantial damage to Tesla.

The attorney-general reversed the Clinton-era policy of rejecting such requests only if to allow them would cause "substantial harm".

A planners' report recommended the plan be rejected on the grounds it would "represent a substantial intrusion and would cause significant harm to the character and landscape of the area and would relate poorly to existing built development".

Under such conditions, limits to immigration would not cause substantial harm, but "would only reserve for the nationals of a country what aliens already have in their own country — namely, the chance to be free and equal citizens within their own national community" (Kymlicka 2001, 271).

Sen. Kohl wrote that "the acquisition, if permitted to proceed, would likely cause substantial harm to competition and consumers, would be contrary to antitrust law and not in the public interest, and therefore should be blocked by your agencies".

It blamed the Chilean government for both deaths and said it was "difficult to believe" that the Pinochet government would have carried out the killings without some signal, perhaps even an inadvertent one, that the deaths would not cause "substantial adverse consequences" in Washington.

NASA officials said yesterday that no decision had been made on rescheduling future flights, but many experts and some officials said the loss of the Columbia and inquiries into the cause would undoubtedly cause substantial delays.