Sentences with phrase «cause considerable»

Those beautiful trees that provide value and beauty to an apartment community can also cause considerable damage to apartment building foundations.

Are you expecting that the other parent will give up their next parenting weekend to you, which can cause considerable disruptions in their plans?

Despite the comments above, the Second Discussion Paper contains several proposals which cause me some considerable concern.

Just like physical bullying, cyberbullying can cause considerable distress to the victim.

Arguments, disagreements can cause considerable distress, but in some instances issues will run far more deeply.

These hurdles can cause considerable strain on a relationship if it goes untreated.

However, if they do get into an accident, they're going to cause considerable damage to whatever they hit due to their large size.

The passing of a loved one carries with it tremendous grief and sorrow, but if that person was the breadwinner of the family, it also has a financial burden that may cause considerable debt and hardship on its own.

There are only some major cases where an insurance company did not receive a valid certificate which may cause considerable delays.

As a crash with some thing like a * luxurious car can cause considerable quantities of expensive damage, again, those who have space within their insurance funding would do well to raise this.

Nevertheless, unforeseen circumstances can occur during the course of a vacation, and they can cause considerable distress for travelers.

The financial turmoil that occurs when the breadwinner of the household is no longer around is one that may cause considerable hardship.

While it may be somewhat speculative, it is probably not unreasonable to expect that this could cause a considerable political upheaval between Yukon First Nations, and between those with Final Agreements and Canada.

The terms of release on bail can cause considerable hardship and have negative impact on family relations including custody and access.

can cause considerable damage when it jackknifes or rolls over or ploughs into cars.

Smaller businesses need to be able to function properly and the impact of someone taking lengthy time off can cause considerable disruption, particularly if it's not clear when they will be returning to work.

Restraint orders can and often do remain in force for the entire duration of protracted investigations and later trials, and can cause considerable damage to personal and business life.

But mergers cause considerable change, and lawyers feel uncertain and afraid of how the change will affect their lives.

Unless this platform is created, I think we are going to be taking some things on faith instead of rigor, and the faith based approach may cause considerable problems on down the road.

Most often, this also will cause considerable decay in the sample, but this oak had several well preserved fire scars, suggesting fire was common in these drier, lower elevation sites.

The natural variability of the climate can cause considerable fluctuation in global temperatures year on year, in spite of an overall upward trajectory.

Wind energy — «can cause considerable consternation for local communities» — does this mean one law for the powerful corporate fracking companies and another for wind companies.

While wind farms clearly play an important role in supporting our renewable energy needs, they can cause considerable consternation for local communities.

Patented processes of «chemical ice nucleation for weather modification» (a primary aspect of climate engineering operations) will likely cause considerable surface icing scenarios as these materials reach ground level.

The proposed Ceres project will cause considerable and permanent disruption to broadacre cropping in the area ear - marked for turbine development.

``... we have determined that e15 blends of ethanol would cause considerable damage to the 7.5 million outboard engines in use in this country today.

«The coal - fired power plants in Europe cause a considerable amount of health impacts,» the researchers concluded.

Its very possible on current exponential growth that the process of scarcity and price increases would be rapid, and thus could cause considerable hardship and tip parts of humanity into subsistence levels of consumption, as some materials become very scarce and hard to recycle.

Rico has a number of tools at his disposal, whether that be his wide array of guns and explosive devices, or his grappling hook that can cause a considerable amount of chaos on its own.

Dental disease (tartar, gingivitis, periodontitis) is present in 80 % of dogs over three years of age and as they get older it can cause a considerable amount of problems.

In 2006, the USDA — normally an extremely conservative federal agency — amended the Animal Welfare Act to prohibit declawing of exotic carnivores, saying that it «can cause considerable pain and discomfort to the animal and may result in chronic health problems.»

This list is not meant to be all - inclusive; all plants, known to be toxic or not, can cause considerable GI upset (vomiting, ulceration, diarrhea, subsequent dehydration) when consumed in large amounts.

Sharp ice may cut the pads, and salted surfaces can be extremely caustic and will cause considerable pain for a dog.

Over several months, the worms migrate to the vital blood vessels of the heart and lungs where they grow to be the size of spaghetti and cause considerable damage.

These parasites are very small and can cause considerable itching, scratching, hair loss, and other symptoms.

Or, second, you may be able to hold the handle of the retractable lead when he reaches the end, which could cause considerable damage to his neck and throat.

These bloodsucking insects cause considerable irritation and distress to infested pets.

Just like kids, puppies have teeth and gum discomfort, which in turn causes them to want to chew on everything and this kind of behavior can cause considerable damage to your furniture.

Bass sound and low pitched vibrations like those caused by passing lorries or buses can cause considerable upset.

It could cause considerable difficulties for all concerned (apart from the shopper)..

Nevertheless, in an environment of heightened duration, or volatility, the backup in yields will still cause considerable pain, unfortunately.

It won't cause considerable damage to their three - digit score, as the systems recognize such behavior as shopping for rates and ignore hard inquiries during this period.

can bring back painful memories, which can be difficult to write about and cause considerable delays.

As research has suggested, the system has the potential to distort results, meaning that some pupils who significantly under perform, many of which could be as a consequence of extenuating circumstances outside of a schools control, could have a «disproportionate impact» and «cause a considerable drop in results» for schools.

Local Rushmoor Fire Station manager Ben Smith said: «These deliberate fires cause considerable disruption, cost huge amounts of money and put lives at risks.»

Spitting on another person — which often is a hostile act that can cause considerable distress to the target — is a different matter, of course.

Characters can also unleash a devastating attack once their power bar is full which can cause a considerable amount of damage on your opponents.

There are a lot of anxiety symptoms that cause a considerable amount of fear, and may trigger severe attacks.

Letting the kettlebell get out away from your body, off your midline, essentially pulling you forward even as much to feel your weight on your toes, then yanking it up out of the back swing, can cause considerable stress on the lower back.

Diseases affecting the lung, including emphysema, cystic fibrosis, acute respiratory distress syndrome and pulmonary fibrosis, cause considerable morbidity and mortality in the U.S.. However, there are not many treatment options available for those diseases, in part due to the limited availability of human lung cells for research.