Sentence examples for lead to major problems from inspiring English sources

If pruning goes to excess, or goes wrong, it could lead to major problems in brain function, and that may be what we're seeing here".

Caine explains that while children are interested in the animal sciences, the study of plants is crucial and neglecting plant diseases in the future will lead to major problems with food security.

He called this a fact of life in an open society, one that could lead to major problems in an outbreak of pandemic influenza, in which many people would probably be boarding planes knowing they were sick to get away from an epidemic.

The Russian government yesterday criticised British and US policy towards the upheavals in the Arab world as well as the nuclear stand-off with Iran, warning that rash statements from London and Washington on the issues could lead to major problems.

The southbound train was more than 1 h too late in Alvesta on 27 occasions (8%%) and more than 1 h late in Helsingborg on 48 occasions (14%%).9 Arrival delays of more than an hour lead to major problems for the warehouse in Bro and – even more seriously – the shops in the south of Sweden.

Such minor damage can still lead to major problems in the future, particularly if the victim goes undiagnosed and untreated.

Corrosion leads to major problems in most industrial fields [1].

The email questioned how the mayor's "penny smart" reputation would fare if a strike by city workers led to major problems for the shipping and travel industries.

Operating across borders has a key advantage for the syndicate: The crime of "mafia association" only exists in Italy, which leads to major problems in coordinating investigations between police taskforces of different European countries.

However, this position has led to major problems in the application of ICF to health and social policy and legislation in different countries, as well as to problems in adopting the ICF/HrF conceptual framework in other specific classification systems.

The widespread uses of antibiotics, together with the length of time over which the drugs have been available at market have led to major problems of the emergence of resistant organisms [ 4].