Sentence examples for lead to tragic consequences from inspiring English sources

"Losing more care workers could lead to tragic consequences and could add extra pressure on an already overstretched NHS.

But when those actions lead to tragic consequences, the truth cannot just be swept under the carpet".

My greatest fear is that we could soon have a weapon on the streets of London that could lead to tragic consequences.

Torrey's friend Commander Paul Eddington Kirk Douglass) is a capable but troubled man whose hot temper and sexual desires lead to tragic consequences.

In Elizabeth Laird's Secret Friends (Hodder, £1.99, 8-11), Rafaella's prominent ears are the cause of her unhappiness, and lead to tragic consequences.

Chief operating officer Pete Perry said: "Our reservoirs are great places to enjoy organised activities but all too often people are tempted to risk taking a swim which can lead to tragic consequences.

"The faulty design of Operation Fast and Furious led to tragic consequences," the report concludes.

In the anthrax case, the F.B.I.'s jumping to conclusions led to tragic consequences for a relatively limited number of people.

At 21, reeling with guilt from an impulsive act that led to tragic consequences, he dropped out of Brown and hit the road, never contacting his parents.

These reminded him, he said, of "certain episodes from the history of the Soviet Union," when "attempts to push for changes within other countries based on ideological preferences often led to tragic consequences and to degradation rather than progress".

"We hear too many heartbreaking stories about how distracted driving leads to tragic consequences, and we must do everything in our power to ensure more lives are not unnecessarily lost because someone took their eyes off the road to use a phone".