Sentence examples for can lead no from inspiring English sources

Then the diary can lead no more.

The decision of whether or not to carry through with such a pregnancy is nearly always an ordeal that can lead, no matter which choice is ultimately made, to depression, anxiety, insomnia, and P.T.S.D. Rape is a permanent damage; it leaves not scars, but open wounds.

Such a blatant abdication of responsibility can lead to no good outcome.

To see where that can lead, look no further than the pickle GM has now found itself in.

However, too small request zone can lead to no or unstable routing in the request zone, even though a stable route exists outside the request zone.

Analyzing overall compliance matrix for different flexure mechanisms in Section 3, it is known that the resultant mechanism with three symmetric planes can lead to no parasitic motion theoretically because of its diagonal compliance matrix form.

Small sample sizes or expected differences in benefit or risk can lead to no solution or problematic solutions for confidence intervals.

Clinicians also indicated the impact of financial stress on families and their experiences in treatment, saying that financial strain can lead to "No time for parenting", and "… what does financial stress add to the whole thing?

Results of previous studies are conflicting, showing that treatment with intestinal phosphate binders can lead to no evidence of change, reductions or increases in FGF23 levels [ 18, 19, 24].

Despite frequent debates whether the SV and active zone precursors are delivered together, the association of their transport vesicles should not be surprising: many SV proteins have a tendency to bind active zone components, and this tendency can lead to no other result than the clustering of their respective vesicles.

Instead of focusing on all of the reasons you are drawn to your crush, you need to change your focus and consider all of the reasons why the crush can lead to no good and is not worth pursuing.