Sentence examples for would just cause from inspiring English sources

Even if replacing them would just cause a hiccup or two, the risk wasn't worth it.

"It would just cause so much misery and unhappiness… You know it's no good, it wouldn't work," she said, in her beautiful cut-glass tones.

He feared that a one-state solution to the Israel-Palestine dilemma would just cause further Balkanisation and bloodshed in the Middle East, and he opposed boycotts of Israeli universities.

Buffett and Blair argued against the move, contending that reducing aid to Rwanda would just cause more harm than good to the unstable Great Lakes region of central Africa.

Hence, 15 °C is the dew-point temperature of the air i.e., the temperature at which the vapour present in a sample of air would just cause saturation or the temperature whose saturation vapour pressure equals the present vapour pressure in a sample of air.

She eats ice-cream and cake, attends lectures on the Philippine Islands, a very interesting conversationalist, an accomplished violinist, uses a royal typewriter, is very thoughtful and considerate of her friends and on the whole she is one of these true blue, fourteen karat young ladies that would just cause one to know her 'to find something about everything to be glad about'" (Box 2, Folder 1).

Surely the intrepid astronaut in such a rocket, who would never age beyond a certain point but who also would never necessarily die or cease to exist, would have just cause to complain that something was singular about this spacetime.

Also, if you orientate the set so the coffee shop's counter is the focus, the stage picture wouldn't just cause nostalgia pangs for Friends, but would subconsciously remind viewers of another great NBC juggernaut: Cheers.

But union officials said a walkout would not just cause delays in repairs and reaching customer service representatives but would also create problems in the daily maintenance of the system, increasing the chance of power failures.

And it would be forced into savage spending cuts, around 4 percent of GDP, that wouldn't just cause hardship (Surprise! No Social Security for you this month!) but amount to a severely contractionary fiscal policy, sending us into recession if it lasted any length of time.

That wouldn't just cause problems for commercial rivals.