Sentence examples for lead to strikes from inspiring English sources

He says Snyder's plan could lead to strikes and "rebellion" in Detroit.

Such a step would most likely lead to strikes, a disruption no carmaker can afford when sales are robust.

By touching such lightning, tall buildings can sometimes divert charges in thunderclouds that would otherwise lead to strikes elsewhere, Dr. Rust said.

The union announcement comes as health workers are currently being balloted for industrial action in a separate row over pay, which could lead to strikes in October.

Several promising Hazard-inspired breaks failed to lead to strikes on goal but, with the pressure mounting, Oscar put the Blues ahead - and they should have been out of sight by half-time.

Some union leaders interviewed at the Madison Labor Temple said the abrupt passage could lead to strikes.

He added: "I say to our legislators at Westminster that it cannot be right that a ballot can lead to strike action when less than half the members of that union take part".

You will need a powerful lead to strike down part of the foe's team.

Most worked there 10 years ago, when job cuts led to strikes at that plant and others.

Sacking staff while expecting those who remain to deal with more customers has, unsurprisingly, led to strikes at Banespa.

The 8,100 proposed job losses led to strikes and protests, giving the crisis an instant political dimension.