Sentence examples for could lead to further problems from inspiring English sources
Wisconsin's election system is unusual because it is highly decentralized, which could lead to further problems.
Partial responses from the states could lead to further problems, experts say, because the commission could assemble disparate — and incomplete — information in an effort to draw a national picture.
The IDNs also expressed concern that this lack of responsibility could lead to further problems.
This indicates the longer a child had to wait, the greater their affected sleep that could lead to further problems, for example, performance at school, or in their school readiness for younger children [ 21].
Analysts had expected only one member to vote for a rise, which would push up the costs of mortgages and other credit for many borrowers and could lead to further repayment problems.
Gaining weight by eating more junk food is not a good idea, as it will leave you feeling unwell and sapped of energy, and could lead to further health problems down the line.
It was those revelations and the implications that the problems could lead to further F.D.A. action against St . Judethat led to the sharp fall last week in its stock price.
The looming problem is not lost on the banks and could lead to further cost cutting as they try to bridge the gap.
If It is painful to the point where you can't do any more reps etc., stop, rest, and come up with what could be the problem, don't push through the bad pain, it could lead to further injury.
