Sentence examples for lead to grave from inspiring English sources

"It could naturally lead to grave turmoil on the financial markets with unpredictable consequences," Mr. Eichiner said.

Even tiny amounts of salmonella can lead to grave illnesses in vulnerable people like the elderly or children.

Pakistan, in turn, warned that pre-emptive strikes would constitute a "major miscalculation" on India's part that would lead to "grave consequences".

Groopman also discusses physician heuristics — shortcuts to decision-making that he considers "the foundation of all mature medical thinking," although they too "can lead to grave errors".

He recalled starting his conversation with Bohr by raising a question about whether it was "right" for physicists to work on uranium during the war, given that it could lead to "grave consequences".

In essence, the working group asserts that governments are violating their legal duties if they each act in a way that, collectively, is known to lead to grave harms.

Even the most apparently innocuous festival behaviour has led to grave fallout.

"There's a feeling of increased Jewish provocation that then leads to grave actions from the Palestinians".

The annual budget led to grave disunity in the coalition, and in the autumn of 1965 the government resigned and called new elections.

A tariff war with France led to grave economic difficulties (1888), and the defeat of the Italians by Ethiopians in the Battle of Adwa (1896) meant the failure of Italian colonialism.

However, Palestinian suspicion rests on a number of factors, including the fact that they were denied by Israel the rights to repair the damage themselves and it is widely suspected that Israel's excavations beneath the al-Aqsa sanctuary have led to grave structural weaknesses which could lead to a collapse of the Mosque buildings.