Sentence examples for leading to consequences from inspiring English sources

David Lloyd Leisure, which has 83 health clubs around the UK, said: "We strive at all times to achieve the highest safety standards possible and it is clear that, on this occasion, certain standards were not met leading to consequences we sincerely regret.

He recognized a particularly malicious virus could exploit a car, leading to consequences that range from something as light as ruining the lighting to cutting the brakes.

This was a fatal mistake, hubris leading to consequences unforeseen by Morsi and the religious leader, the Murshid Al-Am [the General Guide].

Epinephrine can also induce hypokalaemia, leading to consequences on cardiac function such as arrhythmia [ 52, 63].

For habituation, we mean here a type of learning in which repeated applications of a stimulus to an animal leading to no consequences for it result in decreased responsiveness [55].

Negative attitudes have an undesirable effect on children, leading to negative consequences such as low self-esteem and reduced participation [ 75].

Material defects in these tubes can lead to leakage of water into sodium, resulting in sodium water reactions leading to undesirable consequences.

Material defects in these tubes can lead to leakage of water/steam into sodium, resulting in sodium water reactions leading to undesirable consequences.

Excessive heat may result in this thermoregulatory process being compromised, leading to detrimental consequences such as heat exhaustion and heat stroke (10).

Insulin resistance (IR) is a reduction in the direct effect of insulin on its signalling process leading to metabolic consequences [ 81], very similar to type 2 diabetes, and is commonly observed during sepsis [ 82].

Downward mobility is an ever-shortening fuse leading to profound consequences.