Sentence examples for lead to serious problems from inspiring English sources
Gonorrhoea can also lead to serious problems if left untreated.
"That could lead to serious problems in our society".
Helplessness, she held, can lead to serious problems like depression, overeating, battering, alcoholism, drugs and sexual dysfunction.
A related editorial warned that assuming slow-release protected against recreational use would lead to serious problems.
A mistake in editing the Registry can lead to serious problems with the computer, so Microsoft cautions to proceed at your own risk.
Officials in Attorney General Eliot Spitzer's office were not aware of any complaints against retail security operations, but have investigated other forms of private policing and said the practice can lead to serious problems.
Can the proposed ban make a significant impact on the burden of poisoning (successfully achieving the objective) and will the interruption of agricultural practice lead to (serious) problem(s) in the economy?
It also leads to serious problems like gaming addiction and bankruptcy.
"I have never been a rightwinger," the Pope says, admitting that when he was a younger man he had "an authoritarian and quick manner of making decisions" that led to "serious problems".
In the oil and gas production operations, hydrates deposition leads to serious problems including over pressuring, irreparable damages to production equipment, pipeline blockage, and finally resulting in production facilities shut down and even human life and the environment dangers.
When the natural gas with vapor is flowing in production pipeline, condensation occurs and leads to serious problems such as condensed liquid accumulation, pressure and flow rate fluctuations, and pipeline blockage or corrosion.
