Sentence examples for lead to dismay from inspiring English sources
According to the leaks, Verizon's secret name as part of the program was 'Darcon.' The article goes on to note that having the participating companies now exposed will lead to "dismay" at the GCHQ, as consumers may be not too pleased to learn that "their private data and intimate emails have been secretly passed to a government spy agency".
One danger that arises is that simply presenting the facts can lead to dismay and despair, after which people may fall prey to depression, denial, and demobilization.
Unfortunately, lack of awareness and absence of building regulations have led to dismay a sense of identity and created an unsustainable built environment.
He thinks at the end of two terms, 'I will have done my job.'" Cameron's surprise decision to rule out serving a third term in Downing Street, revealed in a BBC interview, led to dismay among senior Tories as he laid the ground for a succession race by naming three senior Conservatives who would provide "a fresh pair of eyes".
Playford's attitude to social welfare also led to dismay.
Clemson quarterback Deshaun Watson, who finished with 405 yards passing and 73 yards rushing in the game, helped the Tigers grab a third-quarter lead to the dismay of Alabama head coach Nick Saban.
Worldliness has no horrors to dismay them.
But his enthusiasm quickly turned to dismay.
And on every issue — the euro zone crisis, climate change and rebalancing the global economy — China has declined to take the lead, to criticism and dismay at home and abroad.
That's led to some dismay from publishers who deliberately sought out more ethical adverts, such as those from boutique ad network the Deck, only to find those have been blocked as well.
