Sentence examples for lead to big problems from inspiring English sources
And this could lead to big problems for teachers.
Small mistakes can lead to big problems when writing a will.
It was said many times that a US recession could lead to big problems".
That would lead to big problems in an economy where inflation will remain close to zero in 2015 and GDP growth is not wild.
That would lead to big problems at the E.C.B. and the I.M.F., which are footing most of the bill for the bailout.
John Lewis, Airwave's chief operating officer, has already warned that the contract will lead to "big problems" in rural Scotland and many parts of Wales.
People who do not get mail say the absence of it can lead to bigger problems, like missing job interviews they never knew about, or being cut off from benefits because they failed to complete paperwork or keep appointments.
The paperwork involved after a death can be cumbersome and confusing, and lead to bigger problems.
The theory held that ignoring such small, unsolved problems like a building's broken windows would lead to bigger problems - violent crime.
This can lead to bigger problems.
Yelling can lead to bigger problems and won't allow anything to be solved.
