Sentence examples for lead to a divided from inspiring English sources

"The crisis should lead to political unity, but it could just as easily lead to a divided Europe".

This attitude was bound to lead to a divided empire, and thoughtful observers must have noted it with misgivings.

Asked about the possibility that a cease-fire could lead to a divided country, with Colonel Qaddafi controlling the west and the rebels the east, Mr. Abdul Jalil said, "It's not possible".

Unilateralism would lead to a divided world, retreating from international cooperation and economic globalization, which is what the fanatics want.

It called Mr. Ferrer "borderline irresponsible" and said his election would lead to a "divided city".

This, in turn, would have led to a divided US Congress trying to choose the delegation, and so the president.

Taking advantage of the increasing French weakness from Communist victories in neighboring Vietnam, King Sihanouk persuaded the French to make Cambodia independent in November 1953 in advance of the 1954 Geneva peace conference that led to a divided Vietnam.

The defeat of the French Army at Điện Biên Phủ in 1954, followed by the Geneva Accords, led to a divided Vietnam.

Worst of all, they will lead to a more divided society that endangers our future — our economy, our democracy and our sense of identity as a nation.

Matrigenes and patrigenes are equally numerous (except on sex chromosomes) and can therefore lead to a deeply divided self.

This led to a divide at the top of the party which BBC political correspondent Robin Brant described as "very public and very nasty".