cause casualties

That one would cause casualties even if it was a miss.

But enough came in at the proper height to cause casualties.

Tuesday night's was the only one to cause casualties or serious property damage.

But those devices that do cause casualties are killing more soldiers.

Second, the research found that aiming was not a major factor in causing casualties.

Our orders were not to cause casualties if possible.

Of those, 14 were disarmed and three exploded but did not cause casualties.

More often, the Pakistanis do fire back, causing casualties on both sides.

Violence will only cause casualties on both sides, and we've gained more by political means."

Generally, the guerrillas shy away from causing casualties in these attacks.

Generally, only the earthquakes in the top 100 km are close enough to settlements to cause casualties.

Residents said troops were unable to return fire for fear of causing casualties among the 1,000 or so civilians living in the building.

As of 2011, munitions were still causing casualties and being cleared by volunteers.

Only the Syrian archers were able to cause casualties among the barbarians.

The lackluster holiday season has already caused casualties among the sector's weaker companies.

They reportedly struck a research centre and caused casualties.

When they start to cause casualties, they soon become victims to their unhappy house mates.

Nevertheless, even under acceptable conditions, the Illinois River can still cause casualties.

He then led a frontal attack on a pill-box which was causing casualties.

The barbarous thing about some types of weapons is that they continue to cause casualties, indiscriminately, after the war.

The device was described as crude and amateurish but potent enough to cause casualties.

There were numerous fierce little actions which combined with the intolerable heat to cause casualties.

Residual poison gas is still causing casualties in these areas , experts say.

When they refused, bulldozers began to demolish the structures, causing casualties.

Heat-stroke caused casualties before the enemy fired a shot.