Sentence examples for lead to laxness from inspiring English sources
Writing about Kronman's book in the Times, David Brooks worried that born-again paganism would lead to "laxness": "It throws each person back on himself and leads to self-absorption," he wrote.
"Minarets lead to Sharia.
Arguments lead to dispute.
Untreated lead poisoning can lead to death.
In a letter to shareholders, Mr. Heineman's upstart group accused the railroad's managers of running a "gravy train" for themselves and called for "an end to laxness, extravagance and inefficiency".
Ripping things out of the earth is currently in bad odour thanks to laxness in the Gulf of Mexico, but we all live in comfort because of 2,000 years of accident-strewn mining, quarrying and general exploitation of the subterranean world.
While the Orange County grand jury conceded that there have been some violations in a "small number" of cases, it's largely due to "laxness in supervision" at the agencies, which, the grand jury said, have moved to correct course.
Every lead leads to another lead.
That leads to counterculture.
