Sentence examples for lead to a tide from inspiring English sources

It is terrible enough to imagine what might happen if Iran came to possess a bomb; but an attack now would almost certainly lead to a tide of blood in the region.

The aggression led to a tide of anti-Americanism and surge of support for fanatical Islamism across the Muslim world.

The move led to a tide of anti-American feeling across Egypt - along with editorials calling for ministers to strengthen their armoury by scouting for weapons elsewhere.

Republican advertisements hammer the message that one-party rule — Democrats also control the governor's office and the State Assembly — has led to a tide of corruption and incompetence that has made the state a laughingstock.

The original, which paired Keanu Reeves and Patrick Swayze, is still a cult favourite for many and fan affection has led to a tide of vitriol for the new trailer on Twitter: Point Break hits UK cinemas on 8January, whether you like it or not.

The recent success of a new group of companies offering business intelligence to farms might just lead to a rising tide for water innovation in agriculture.

There are other projects that could move forward and, in total, could lead to a rising economic tide that would lifts all Indonesian people.

It is my sincere hope that our collaboration, the power of these words, and the proceeds that go to help us empower more women and girls in Afghanistan will help lead to a turning of the tide in women's rights all around the world.

The growing numbers of armed rebels — and the determination of the government crackdown — has led to a rising tide of violence.

Mr. Essawi said that he was concerned about how the weapons would be used if political tension led to a renewed tide of sectarian violence.

Byrne concluded by saying a radical, or "disruptive" approach might be necessary in order to fix what he sees as a broken system that breeds mistrust and has led to a "rising tide of dissatisfaction".