Sentence examples for lead to a repeated from inspiring English sources

It argues that the size and diversity of the American population make attempts at counting the whole lot futile, and lead to a repeated undercount of urban minorities and Indians living on reservations.

All the makeovers have given customers whiplash and led to a repeated criticism: McDonald's has an identity crisis, which may or may not have contributed to the chain's prolonged sales slump a couple of years ago.

If the court investigates the alleged irregularities, it could lead to a repeat of the vote in the affected regions.

"Sanctions would likely lead to a repeat of the nuclear crisis in the early 1990's," he said.

Given time, however, higher prices could lead to a repeat of the 70s-80s experience, when the US auto fleet became a lot more fuel efficient.

Concern is now growing that further clashes could lead to a repeat of the 2008 Turkish military incursion into northern Iraq, where some PKK fighters are based.

The health secretary fears that poor care in the NHS could lead to a repeat of the scandal at Mid Staffordshire hospital trust, where hundreds of patients died.

No one is sure if the fighting will lead to a repeat of the 2008 ground war or will end with another uneasy cease-fire.

In June, the commission told E.U. governments that failure to approve the varieties could lead to a repeat of last year's disruption to animal feed imports.

One authority warned the shake-up could lead to a repeat of the South Staffordshire hospital scandal in which up to 1,200 patients died because of poor care.

Regulators and bank executives played down the possibility that it could lead to a repeat of the 2008 financial crisis, when credit markets froze virtually around the world.