Examples of 'can give rise' in a sentence
Meaning of "can give rise"
to cause or create, often used in the context of something leading to a particular result or outcome
How to use "can give rise" in a sentence
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can give rise
This can give rise to distortions of competition.
Any change process can give rise to fear.
This can give rise to cultural conflicts.
High working pressures can give rise to recoil.
It can give rise to explosive social conflicts.
Construction projects can give rise to a variety of disputes.
Operational implementation can give rise.
Education can give rise to this awareness.
But mutation in a variety of genes can give rise to polydactyly.
It can give rise to two types of financing.
We have to watch so that we can give rise to discernment.
This can give rise to major unfairnesses.
This lack of flexibility can give rise to problems.
This can give rise to painful feet.
Simple unselfish love can give rise to hope.
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This can give rise to serious engine damage.
Such unlawful detentions can give rise to cruel practices.
They can give rise to revisions of those things.
A number of different inputs can give rise to radiative forcing.
It can give rise to undesired symptoms.
Commercialisation agreements can give rise to significant efficiency gains.
This can give rise to defensive tactics as well as to retaliation.
The specifics of a language can give rise to interpretations special.
Sugar can give rise to a reduction in insulin sensitivity.
This additional signalling can give rise to additional delay.
This can give rise to conflicts between partners.
Repeating the procedure can give rise to numerous clones.
It can give rise to nothing new.
A failure or incorrect operation can give rise to a major accident.
This can give rise to conflict.
N is how many children a single sample can give rise to.
Such offences can give rise to dismissal.
Can give rise to belief.
Higher levels can give rise to irritancy.
Can give rise.
Improper repairs can give rise to significant hazards.
Such mutations and epigenetic alterations can give rise to cancer.
Auditions can give rise to such thoughts.
Arranging a hoist device in an aircraft can give rise to difficulties.
Sclerotherapy can give rise to a variety of complications.
Precipitates of byproducts which occur can give rise to difficulties.
Pure oxygen can give rise to feelings of euphoria.
Employing misleading statements or representations can give rise to administrative sanctions.
Stress can give rise to asthma.
This type of nonradiative transition can give rise to phosphorescence.
No delay can give rise to a penalty at our expense.
Reverse hydrolysis of the ceramide can give rise to a sphingomyelin.
This can give rise to a deficit view of learning.
Residual hydrocarbons or additives can give rise to unwanted odours.
They can give rise to undesirable side effects.
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