Sentence examples for lead to nasty from inspiring English sources

Most do not infect people, but the ones that do can lead to nasty surprises.

"This can lead to nasty arguments between siblings later on.

Yet, that is frequently exactly what happens in the captive world and it can lead to nasty surprises.

Hot, humid weather can lead to blocked sweat glands that lead to nasty rashes in the folds of your child's skin.

Pakman's whip smart dialogue and razor sharp editing lead to nasty, funny swipe at the remorselessness of the business world and refusal to take responsibility.

Using expired makeup is not only bad for your skin, but can also lead to nasty things like eye infections," says makeup artist Jessica Jean Myers.

Poor disclosure still leads to nasty surprises for shareholders.

His ill-health and slurred speech, the results of a car crash, led to nasty jibes about his mental capacity.

The shortage of athletic fields in many Bay Area communities affects the number of children who can play Saturday soccer and has led to nasty turf wars.

In the past, the housing market's strong reaction to changes in interest rates sometimes led to nasty surprises, usually a glut followed by a crash after rates increased or credit dried up.

This has led to nasty fights over custody; one highly publicized dispute was over Lexi, a young Choctaw girl whose foster parents sued to prevent her being given to the girl's paternal family.