Sentence examples for lead to confrontations from inspiring English sources

It can also lead to confrontations.

The differences between the two bills could lead to confrontations between the two houses.

This would in turn lead to confrontations between players and officials.

Narrow halls mean students (70percentt of whom are male) are sometimes too close for comfort, which can lead to confrontations.

But many experts fear that true enforcement would require patrols off the Iranian coast, and that could lead to confrontations with the Iranian Revolutionary Guards.

The Western-backed March 14 coalition, led by Mr. Hariri's son Saad, has called for huge demonstrations, which many Lebanese fear could lead to confrontations with Hezbollah.

There is also a growing sense that differences between different separatist militias could lead to confrontation.

Dempsey said that broadly they discussed "the tensions in the South China Sea and how provocative actions can lead to confrontation".

Doing so, he wrote, would "lead to confrontation with Russia and our allies," including Britain, which favor the use of plutonium as an energy source.

The Obama administration, worried about a collision in the sea or in the air that could lead to confrontation, has asked both sides to cool the situation.

Working so closely together and in parallel career tracks would normally lead to confrontation and bashing of egos.