Sentence examples for lead to carnage from inspiring English sources

Remarkably, the move didn't lead to carnage.

It is an ambiguous practice that has made corruption a way of life for him, and which is to lead to carnage.

Holding your own in a 43-car pack is clearly not for the unskilled when two drivers just contemplating the same piece of road can lead to carnage.

But when it triumphs, it leads to carnage, so to assume that reason will prevail is to be culpably complacent.

Western forces were engulfed in bitter controversy yesterday after Nato air strikes on two oil tankers hijacked by the Taliban in northern Afghanistan led to carnage with a fireball killing 95 people, dozens of them civilians.

Farron was speaking in favour of the budget, saying that "not dealing with the deficit, and living in some parallel universe as if there is a possibility of doing nothing about it, would lead to absolute carnage".

It was the Real IRA who killed 29 people in the Omagh bombing of 1998, and there is general dread that the disregard for human life which they continue to show could lead to such carnage again.It is assumed in Belfast, despite official denials, that the authorities in London and Dublin are in clandestine contact with at least some dissident elements.

Even Iraqi exile groups, whose long-awaited moment to gain some form of political power may be at hand, are hesitant to endorse a war that many fear could lead to civilian carnage either during an attack or in its wake.

Optimism, though warranted, led to financial carnage.The Chicago boom of the 1830s reached even greater extremes.

Allowing unfettered access to deadly weapons leads to the carnage we're seeing in our schools, our churches, our movie theaters, our shopping malls, and our streets.

The list of blunders that led to the carnage is by now familiar: firms succumbed to the frenzy of the housing bubble; relied on dubious mathematical models to manage risk; and leveraged bad bets with suicidal amounts of borrowed money.