Sentence examples for lead to hostile from inspiring English sources

Equally, I think that they're clearly determined to carry on with the development of a feasible nuclear weapon, and that is going to lead to hostile Western reactions.

And on Monday, in a study that found the amount of violence in PG-13 movies has tripled since 1985, authors pointed to a "weapons effect," which argues that seeing violence in movies can lead to hostile behavior on the part of the moviegoer.

Accusations of excessive force have dogged the Los Angeles police for years and have led to hostile relations between the police and minority residents.

By contrast, it is Boltzmann's (1896b) reaction to Zermelo, drenched in sarcasm and bitterness which (if anything) may have led to hostile feelings between these two authors.

This caused financial strain on families, which led to hostile relations between some mothers and their guardians, as well as additional tension.

A merger would dilute this stake, making a sale less likely to depress shares or lead to a hostile takeover.

Mr. O'Mara said the statement should have been withheld from the public because it would lead to "widespread hostile publicity" and would taint Mr. Zimmerman's right to a fair trial.

The Weyerhaeuser Company, the third-largest forest products concern in the United States, disclosed that it had made a $5.3 billion, $48-a-share 48-a-share 48-a-share cashte, which cofferlead to a hostile takeover buytle.

But scorekeeping is based in manipulation, and can lead to a hostile environment, discouraging collaboration in favor of division and contempt.

Thus, applying the same containment policy will likely only lead to a hostile relationship between two nuclear-armed nations and thus provide less long-term security for the American people.

The motion further contends that this irrelevant statement should be withheld from public dissemination because of the substantial risk that public disclosure will lead to widespread hostile publicity which would substantially impair the Defendant's fair trial rights, and would pose a serious threat to the administration of justice.