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The phrase 'lead to bad' is not grammatically correct. You could use the phrase 'lead to bad results' or 'lead to negative outcomes'. For example: His bad decisions have lead to negative outcomes.
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She's looking for the missed steps (or missteps) that lead to bad loans.
And that can lead to bad decisions.
Erroneous criteria lead to bad designs.
It may lead to bad recognition result.
The lack of this knowledge can lead to bad estimates.
"Well, bad acts lead to bad publicity".
It need not lead to bad government.
The wrong priorities lead to bad decisions.
Does being poor lead to bad choices?
Specific forecasts also tend to lead to bad decisions.
Haste can also lead to bad bargains or murky texts.
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