Sentence examples for lead to a breakup from inspiring English sources

Their fights quickly and inevitably lead to a breakup, after which Maisie becomes a pawn in a bitter game.

"Sometimes there are shocks that are so strong that without a close political union, it can lead to a breakup".

Dimon said Brexit would harm the UK and EU economies and cause years of uncertainty and could lead to a breakup of the EU.

American officials are expressing fears that the implosion of the government could lead to a breakup of Syria, with Mr. Assad's minority Alawite sect retreating to coastal mountain redoubts still armed with their chemical weapons.

The discord is already evident in Britain, where politicians have talked openly about considering new laws that would lead to a breakup of the News Corporation, which owns 39 percent of British Sky Broadcasting as well as numerous newspapers there.

South Korea's economy is so heavily dependent on Samsung — it generated a sixth of the country's gross domestic product in 2006 — that few expect the inquiry to lead to a breakup of the conglomerate.

Knaus's obsession with controlling every last detail of his race team nearly burned him out in 2005 and almost led to a breakup with Johnson.

The realisation was not without its repercussions: it led to a breakup with his former fiancee Rachel and a move into a gay relationship with his new handler.

The show, which he called the Gillmor Gang, was picked up by Podshow in 2005, but a legal dispute led to a breakup in 2006 and the shutting down of the show, despite its huge popularity.

In 2009, she started ditching a network of showrooms that were a drag on profits, though it led to a breakup with her younger brother, who had been a partner.

A series of intrigues almost led to a breakup with Sonya, but ultimately led both back into Rosenberg's troupe and led to their marriage in Poltava.