Sentence examples for it led to problems from inspiring English sources

An infinite void, with atoms distributed throughout it, led to problems of its own, for it permits no intrinsic spatial orientation and hence no account of why things fall, as they are observed to do.

This was the first time a character in the show had used this word, and it led to problems with the network censors.

We asked about injuries or complications that might have resulted from it (cuts, bruises, pain, burns, wounds, fractures and dental trauma, fetal death, premature labour, vaginal bleeding), and whether it led to problems (self-care, infant care) such as prevention of breastfeeding.

During this period has several centuries of abundant rainfall, which helped agriculture and the civilisation to flourish, but whenever the climate changed, it led to problems with the harvest, food supplies and consequent warfare, which was both political and for religious purposes.

"It leads to problems," he said.

"For the most part we were targeting alcohol issues this year, because underage people involved with alcohol is illegal, and it leads to problems and dangers like fights and arguments," he said.

It leads to problems with movement, thinking and behaviour and in most cases leads to a long, slow decline over a period of 15 to 20 years.

Wallace says, "Why not now?" Boehner says that it leads to problems -- like not getting elected as hard as you think you are getting elected.

What I am saying is that there is arrogance built into the process of dieting, and it leads to problems in your relationships with others and especially yourself!

If the conduit is not removed after nerve regeneration, it leads to problems such as chronic tissue response or nerve compression [ 28].

Although nonspecificity can be an asset in studies of complex mixtures, it leads to problems with confounding and dilution of exposure-response associations in the presence of other exposures.