Sentence examples for lead to anarchy from inspiring English sources

Getting out, though, would probably lead to anarchy.

And attempts to bring them into line lead to anarchy, tyranny and war.

Leagues and confederacies are like feudal baronies: breaches lead to anarchy, tyranny and war.

That would lead to anarchy because Americans are very diverse in their belief systems".

This, Arnold argues, was a heedless and exuberant individualism (replete with prejudice, greed, xenophobia, racism, intolerance and aggression) that would lead to anarchy.

State Representative Steven Mikutel, a Democrat of Norwich, suggested that the current limit could lead to anarchy, as so many people failed to obey it.

David K. Shipler ("When Freedom Leads to Anarchy," Op-Ed, April 18) writes that "Hungary experienced anti-Semitism" after Communism ended.

The end of the war against the Soviets, he said, led to anarchy, which was relieved only by the Taliban.

Mao then launched a revolution in 1966 that led to anarchy and the deaths of millions of Chinese over the next few decades, Wang said.

Diagnosis Many managers who have had no firsthand familiarity with matrix organizations tend to have half-expressed fears that a matrix leads to anarchy.

Chuk Iwuji's saintly, vulnerable but far from gutless Henry VI sees his throne lost, won back and lost again as ghostly armies clash by night and power-hunger leads to anarchy under the influence of Patrice Naiambana's fine, wind-changing Warwick.