Sentence examples for lead to missteps from inspiring English sources

A focus on volume, for example, can easily lead to missteps with product introductions or slips in quality.

Rather, combined with poor communication between the opaque military and civilian bureaucracies, it could lead to missteps that spiral into dangerous confrontation.

While this can lead to missteps, the hustler always takes responsibility for outcomes.

His inattention led to missteps in the Balkans and Africa.

It leads to missteps like Facebook's ham-fisted, neocolonial "free basics" disaster, and the blinkered view that many tech elites have toward the lack of diversity in their field.

This led to missteps, such as the appointment of a minister of health who turned out to be a high-ranking member of the Baath Party.Depending on whom you talk to, Americans were either afraid that acting as an occupying army would lead to resistance, or they wishfully thought Iraqis would welcome them with open arms.

A lack of clarity leads to missteps and inconsistency, none of which we have time for when striving for explosive growth.

That gap in knowledge was critical, experts said, possibly leading to missteps that inflamed an already dangerous situation and ultimately led to tragedy.

Handing full control to branches would lead to more missteps in a deregulated market.

No one who judges her, she said in a text message, has "any inkling of the level of loneliness which would lead" to her missteps.

Its rapid personnel turnover rate, at times as little as 4 months, lead to cultural missteps, and difficulties tracking projects.