Sentence examples for lead to intolerance from inspiring English sources

The industry needs to reflect deeply on how it covers sports, and how that coverage perpetuates stereotypes that can lead to intolerance and violence.

Anti-gay groups opposing the marriage law immediately denounced Hurwitz's action, saying it confirmed their predictions that the law would lead to intolerance toward people of faith who oppose gay marriage.

Interfaces can lead to intolerance.

They were sometimes related to differing conceptions of quality of care, and could lead to intolerance.

Over time NSSI may lead to intolerance of emotion and internal distress, or internal distress may be more quickly rejected and trigger self-injury as an escape mechanism, at the expense of being mindful of emotions.

Ignorance leads to intolerance.

"Nobody has yet demonstrated that a concentration of ethnic minorities in one school or other leads to intolerance".

"What people are asked to do in the name of love for God, for example, this is the same in a lot of different religions" and often leads to intolerance and authoritarianism.

In chapter IX, Hume suggested that theism (again he qualifies by writing of the "corruptions of theism") leads to intolerance and persecution.

Attempts to counter negative imagery of blacks and promote true racial democracy do not automatically lead to "racial intolerance" as Mr. Veloso suggests, but could be part of the subversive Pan-Americanism that he advocates, and that I applaud.

However, the inhibition of IDE can also lead to glucose intolerance.