Sentence examples for lead to uncontrollable from inspiring English sources
Too much suspension, however, could lead to uncontrollable oscillations.
When the chasm between the missionary statements on equality and dignity and the bleak reality of obscene inequality becomes apparent, the false promises of humanitarianism will lead to uncontrollable types of tension and conflict.
"The reserve announcement shows the bank is worried monetary oversupply may lead to uncontrollable inflation and credit risks," said Chen Xingdong, the chief economist of the investment bank BNP Paribas Peregrine based in Beijing.
The possibility that these positive feedback effects ("positive" in the sense that changes produce more changes in the same direction) may lead to uncontrollable temperature increases, even without further human contribution, is the most compelling reason to do whatever we can now to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Such a lack of spatial concordance between morphological and functional signal would in turn lead to uncontrollable errors of the PVE correction.
Otherwise, the intravascular hydrostatic pressure would lead to uncontrollable loss of fluid toward the interstitial space and disseminated tissue edema [1].
She took Vioxx and Celebrex for the pain, but that led to uncontrollable vomiting.
She jokes of the lack of opportunities for women given Hollywood's focus on superheroes; my suggestion that she would make a good Catwoman leads to uncontrollable laughter.
"Immersion in cold water puts a significant strain on the heart, increases your blood pressure, and leads to uncontrollable hyperventilation that can be a precursor to drowning," says Mike Tipton, professor of human and applied physiology at the University of Portsmouth, and a keen triathlete.
A lack of support for the trauma, along with maladaptive coping methods, commonly led to uncontrollable anger, and possible stress disorders for these inmates.
It is speculated that with the vagus nerve this is mediated as a 'bogus tickle' [ 15] that leads to uncontrollable coughing.
