Sentence examples for leads to misapplication from inspiring English sources
This leads to misapplication of controls or application of inadequate controls which tend not to reduce the risks at workplace.
This may lead to misapplication of tests, which is often not even detected by reviewers or editors.
What emerges in the Dialectic is a more complex story, one in which Kant seeks to disclose and critique the "transcendental ground" that leads to the misapplications of thought which characterize the specific metaphysical arguments.
Molecular sequence data show that the taxonomic uncertainty in Salicornia spp. has two major causes: (i) in the presence of high phenotypic plasticity, the same genotypes have been named differently in different regions, and (ii) striking morphological parallelism and weak morphological differentiation have led to the misapplication of the same name to different genotypes (Kadereit et al. 2007).
It is precisely this misapplication of the idea of function and the dependence on technics that leads to the despair that is so prevalent in the broken world.
Every lead leads to another lead.
That leads to counterculture.
Depression leads to forgetfulness.
We now have capital-gains taxes that are just over half as high as in the old dystopian socialist days of Ronald Reagan's economy.If higher capital-gains taxes led to lazy management and widespread misapplication of capital, you would have expected American businesses to have become vastly better managed and more efficient starting in 2003.
