Sentence examples for lead to disagreeable from inspiring English sources

Actually Chris Matthews gets the challenge for Obama pretty right -- he has to point out Romney's detriments in a way that doesn't lead to disagreeable encounters with the actual voters who will be asking the question.

On the other hand, this implication can lead to the rather disagreeable situation of not-punishing constant deforestation or degradation rates – or, in contrast, it can lead to not-rewarding constant carbon sequestration as long as the removal or sequestration rates remain at the same level as in the baseline.

This result points to the possibility that the latter dimensions might either be perceived more heterogeneously or that these dimensions are more normatively evaluative, that is, people stick to social norms and do not dare answer to be disagreeable, which would lead to less reliable answers than for less evaluative dimensions.

The disagree without being disagreeable advice can mistakenly lead to expecting differences to be discussed without emotion.

When jogging, women experience a disagreeable feeling of pressure, and some are afraid that this may lead to miscarriage - leading the majority of pregnant women to discontinue jogging during pregnancy.

And so accept everything which happens, even if it seem disagreeable, because it leads to this, to the health of the universe and to the prosperity and felicity of Zeus (the universe).

It really is possible to disagree without being disagreeable.

They separate issues from people and are able to disagree, without being disagreeable.

America is badly divided and we are forgetting how to disagree without being disagreeable.

It is absolutely possible to disagree without being disagreeable.

We intuitively understand how tough it may be to disagree without being disagreeable.