Sentence examples for lead to incidents from inspiring English sources

What the — At this point, I realized that it was time to calm what they call the "monkey mind," a concept I read about once in an in-flight-magazine article about meditation, and how it can help prevent the "non-useful" feelings that lead to incidents of air rage.

The prison operations manual describes the rapid security response team as a "visible deterrence" to prisoner misbehaviour, but the review found its presence alone raised tensions among the prison population "which can in and of itself lead to incidents within the centre".

Privately, the government is said to be worried that the close proximity of the border posts, sometimes only a few yards apart, might lead to incidents or that Lebanon might be held responsible if Palestinian or Islamic guerrillas struck into Israel.

"We are concerned that the disclosure of such documents may lead to incidents of protest and riots as disclosure of such material may also enable others to use the information to the detriment of the good order of the operations of the regional processing centres," it said.

Some of these issues that could lead to incidents with catastrophic consequences include facility siting and atmospheric relief venting.

Increased visceral adiposity can lead to incident diabetes mellitus (DM) and atherosclerosis in the general population [ 1, 4], and protein-energy wasting in dialysis patients [ 3, 5].

That just provides cover for not discussing the issue which leads to incidents like this".

Hamad said a lack of diversity in the Australian media industry led to incidents like this.

As a result, the patina of preserved cars — weathered paint, worn leather and pitted chrome — have led to incidents of false patination.

Canceling it suggests the concert itself leads to incidents of sexual assault, she said.

The trend scares me to death and, in my opinion, leads to incidents such as the shootings in New Orleans.