Sentence examples for lead to a war from inspiring English sources

If Iran becomes a nuclear power, it would destabilise the region, threaten Israel and possibly lead to a war for which Mr Obama has little enthusiasm.

If I see a situation deteriorating" and "it could lead to a war, I have to raise the alarm or give my advice".

And they fear that it will lead to a war among the Shiites -- the thing that they fear most in the world".

But, if some Chinese leaders are to be believed, the latest language used by Lee Teng-hui, Taiwan's president, to describe the island's relationship with the mainland could lead to a war.

That could lead to a war no less brutal than the one Israel fought against Hizbullah in Lebanon last year.In the White House, Mr Bush's speechwriters are no doubt congratulating him on a good week's work.

He worries about America's resoluteness in a long competition with China, already sees a "drift to antagonism" and fears it could lead to a war that might turn nuclear.

This relatively modest success encouraged Haig to keep going, convinced that one final push could lead to a war-winning breakthrough.

It led to a war of words between the quartet.

His view has led to a war of words with Mr. Norquist for several years.

Secession in 1988 led to a war that killed some 30,000 people.

It's this kind of reporting that has led to a war between some AFR scribes and Davidson.