Sentence examples for lead to disillusionment from inspiring English sources

Although the authors admit the list is unscientific, it can lead to disillusionment amongst residents.

However, a big idea unfulfilled can lead to disillusionment as with the two countries' civil nuclear deal.

Their frustration and anger when informed of the ramifications of these tough decisions usually lead to disillusionment.

To lose two referendums in a row would lead to disillusionment among the 100,000 new members and a possible return to apathy or apathy's little brother: the Labour party in Scotland.

"To do otherwise can only lead to disillusionment, mistrust of, and a dangerous alienation from, our democracy itself".

Indeed, as they are unlikely to gain access to adult services unless they are acutely ill and at high risk of self-harm, this can lead to disillusionment with services and a further increase in DUI.

Boredom and the lack of access to courses led to disillusionment and demotivation, the report found.

His retrogressive course led to disillusionment among the Poles, but in the late 1950s many people still believed his policies resulted from pressure from Moscow.

But he also acquired a reputation for human rights abuses and corruption that led to disillusionment among many previously confirmed supporters.

She also revealed how in recent years she censored his TV and newspaper reading to protect South Africa's first black president from bad news that could have led to disillusionment with the direction of his beloved African National Congress (ANC).

But this promising opportunity led to disillusionment, as South Africa's first wave of wine exports failed to garner critical praise or win consumer acceptance.