Examples of 'unlikely to cause' in a sentence

Meaning of "unlikely to cause"

implies that something is not expected or anticipated to result in a particular outcome or effect. It suggests a low probability or improbability of causing a specific consequence or impact

How to use "unlikely to cause" in a sentence

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unlikely to cause
Unlikely to cause disease in healthy workers or animals.
An occasional sniff is unlikely to cause any problems.
It is unlikely to cause the breathing difficulties of croup.
These medications are unlikely to cause glaucoma.
Very unlikely to cause any adverse effects.
Excision of these genes is unlikely to cause cell ablation.
Unlikely to cause excessive administrative costs.
His external injury was unlikely to cause a hemorrhagic shock.
It is unlikely to cause a reaction as it occurs naturally in the body.
The decline in housing alone is unlikely to cause a recession.
Unlikely to cause health problems if present in trace amounts.
A microorganism that is unlikely to cause significant human disease.
It was initially thought to be a fake application that was unlikely to cause anything.
They are unlikely to cause any damage.
European scientists say weedkiller glyphosate unlikely to cause cancer.

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Cinnamon is unlikely to cause diarrhea for most people.
It is useful for those with a morphine allergy as it is unlikely to cause a reaction.
That is unlikely to cause a stroke.
A clot in a vein close to the skin is unlikely to cause major problems.
They are unlikely to cause leakages of blood from stapled organs.
Labour strikes are peaceful and unlikely to cause business disruption.
It is unlikely to cause any problems if you give an extra dose by mistake.
It is extraordinarily unlikely to cause blindness.
Unlikely to cause disease.
Propranolol is unlikely to cause delusions.
Taking an expired vitamin or supplement is highly unlikely to cause you harm.
The adhesive is unlikely to cause damage to your scalp or hair.
Hypoallergenic foodstuff is a type of food which is unlikely to cause allergic reactions.
Food operation is unlikely to cause an immediate risk to public health.
Changes in the expression of such proteins would be unlikely to cause senescence.
The vaccine is unlikely to cause harm to you or your baby.
Injury to the bone is considered extremely unlikely to cause bone cancer.
Janumet alone is unlikely to cause abnormally low blood sugar hypoglycaemia.
They all concluded that glyphosate is unlikely to cause cancer in humans.
Efficib alone is unlikely to cause abnormally low blood sugar hypoglycaemia.
Substances which do not contain infectious substances or substances which are unlikely to cause.
An event of this size is unlikely to cause any damage to buildings.
Therefore the physiological responses during these stressors are unlikely to cause bodily harm.
Velmetia alone is unlikely to cause abnormally low blood sugar hypoglycaemia.
They usually do not affect the pulp and are unlikely to cause much pain.
This medicine alone is unlikely to cause abnormally low blood sugar hypoglycaemia.
Environmental causes like exposure to infectious and toxic substances are unlikely to cause childhood cancer.
Even a few dozen would be unlikely to cause any difficulty in your life.
The defendant did not hurt anyone and committed the crime in a manner unlikely to cause harm.
Moderate portions are highly unlikely to cause any adverse effects in healthy individuals.
A phobia is an irrational fear of something that 's unlikely to cause harm.
O projects covered by the class are unlikely to cause significant cumulative environmental effects.
Unlikely to cause significant adverse environmental effects, taking into account mitigation.
All concluded that glyphosate was unlikely to cause cancer in humans.
So they are unlikely to cause any of the downsides associated with other worms.

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