Sentence examples for lead to ruptures from inspiring English sources

Because the blood is flowing turbulently through the affected area, blood cells clump and raise the possibility of clotting which, depending on the area of the body, could lead to ruptures and heart attacks.

Called the Los Pozos Accord, named for this southern hamlet in the heart of the rebel area that was the site of peace talks for two years, the agreement creates a commission to resolve problems that might lead to ruptures in talks.

The increase of the circumference towards the border of the blank can be used to generate a blank holder force design that does not lead to ruptures but is able to make more intensively use of the capability the material exhibits to avoid wrinkles or distribute them as uniform as possible over the wall.

An improperly given enema may lead to ruptures of the bowel or rectum, triggering internal bleeding.

Enforced "compassion" from richer member states to poorer ones was always going to lead to rupture.

NASA fears that the cracks could lead to rupture of a liner, sending pieces of metal into a running engine and setting off a catastrophic failure.

It can cause convulsions as well as other adverse effects on the brain and central nervous system, and also lead to rupturing of the Achilles tendon and others.

Father Schüller has called the Vatican an "absolutist monarchy" and said that the church's resistance to change might lead to rupture anyway.

On other occasions, a form of inflammation can develop that may lead to rupture and may be the source of emboli in the peripheral arteries.

This can lead to rupture of molds as well as inoperable microsieves.

Intracystic bleeding would increase the tension inside the cyst and lead to rupture with shock.