Sentence examples for lead to regret from inspiring English sources

Hindsight is 20/20, as they say, and often it can lead to regret.

Point is, we all have to make choices and choices lead to regret.

In literature, if these desires come to pass, they almost always lead to regret, or to hell.

By nature, we are all prone to making quick, rash decisions that may lead to regret, and in some cases a four-month ban from international football.

(Remember, the effects of caffeine linger in the body for a number of hours). Finally, it may be tempting to use alcohol to calm your nerves, but evidence suggests it causes forgetfulness and "loosens the tongue," which could lead to regret.

2. It will lead to regret.

This is going to impress the privacy activists, but the decision on ContactPoint may lead to regrets.

He also admitted that giving up the Wales role could later lead to regrets.

(Not that I'm suggesting you do that!) But in life, acting on impulse can lead to regrets.

Buyers and renters need to brace themselves for a season of slim pickings: but rather than jumping on the first home that seems good enough, they should focus on not making decisions that lead to regrets.

Giving in to temptation can lead to regrets and ugly memories later in life when you realize what you gave away.