Sentence examples for lead to a bad from inspiring English sources

"I wouldn't highlight something that would lead to a bad review," he said.

A phony review of a restaurant may lead to a bad meal, which is disappointing.

On Sept. 11, 2001, I concluded that the terrorist attack would lead to a bad time for civil liberties in our country.

But if Diana's experience is any indication (as Lady Diana Spencer she wore the Spencer family tiara), heavyweight diamonds lead to a bad hair day.

But most important, for those who did commit crimes and were caught, this is a tale of courage and redemption proving that a bad start in life does not have to lead to a bad life story.

These local solutions can lead to a bad fit when calibrating with a model.

I didn't make that up as the lead-in to a bad Oxygen movie.

Ference told reporters he was attacking the zone "too fast" and it led to "a bad result".

For his part, Ference — a very active member of the players association — did admit some culpability, telling reporters he was attacking the zone "too fast" and it led to "a bad result".

But it led to a bad result.

"That almost always leads to a bad situation".