Sentences with phrase «by its very existence causes»

Not every case has a crisis at its core, but each one has its own raison d'être that by its very existence causes stress for the client, whether it's someone buying a new house or a firm buying a new company or a class of plaintiffs wanting to sue someone for a real or perceived wrong.

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It fears that water shortages caused by climate change may jeopardize the company's very existence in the coming decades by making cotton too expensive or scarce.

The guild avoids doing so because (a) girl gamers tend not to be able to take abuse and (b) girl gamers cause drama, by their very existence.

If you meant by that the cause being GHGs, and the effect being the very existence of Katrina, then I did not interpret your statement that way.

By its very existence, a business dispute causes considerable damage to everyone it touches.

[18] In Dudgeon, the European Court of Human Rights recognised the «fear, suffering and psychological distress directly caused by the very existence of the laws in question, including fear of harassment and blackmail», [19] and in Norris the Strasbourg Court further noted: [20]

It is caused by the existence of a home office will be very important in a modern home living.