Sentence examples for lead to a destructive from inspiring English sources

Economists have warned that this type of policy could lead to a destructive currency war.

This could lead to a destructive pressure surge (water hammer) in the supply pipeline, or penstock.

Pouring oil on the flames of internal conflicts or other "simple" solutions that violate international law will only lead to a destructive chain reaction.

Mr. Obama's aides said he was embracing the threat of tariffs and new trade actions against China at the World Trade Organization to gain some leverage over the Chinese, but was also trying to head off any action that would lead to a destructive trade war.

While the standard explanation of the flash crash is an order that was too big for the market to handle, it had seemed inevitable that Chaos Theory and the nonlinear implications of sensitive dependence on initial conditions would lead to a destructive positive feedback loop.

Even more, if N550 and P900 represent opposing up and down states, the individual contributions may lead to a destructive interference of BOLD signal changes on the time-scale of fMRI measurements.

Mount Unzen eruption of 1792, volcanic eruption of Mount Unzen, western Kyushu, Japan, that led to a destructive landslide and a tsunami.

The increasing push to assert ownership of broad technologies has led to a destructive arms race, engineers say.

Rivalries between Kalekas and Cantacuzenus led to a destructive civil war, in which Cantacuzenus emerged triumphant at Constantinople in February 1347.

Because I felt like an outsider, I began making poor decisions, which led to a destructive lifestyle.

Loeffler defended the selection, even though a similar pairing between Alvarez and welterweight Amir Khan led to a destructive sixth-round knockout victory by Alvarez on May 7 in Las Vegas.