Sentence examples for leads to needless from inspiring English sources

"Patient Deaths Tied to Lack of Nurses" (news article, Aug. 8) reported what those close to the health care industry have long known: The severe shortage of nurses in the country seriously imperils patients and often leads to needless deaths.

Regulations are our way of ensuring that the drive for profits never again leads to needless tragedies: Not in Fukushima.

An excessive resort to surgery can also lead to needless injuries.

Republicans in Congress said Mr. Obama's action could lead to needless delays in projects financed by the stimulus package.

Better to look at textbook publishing, where vigorous resales have led to needless revisions and ever-higher prices.

This is the sort of reasoning that led to needless unhappiness the last two times Democrats were in power.

A failure to prepare and a failure to follow good science – for example, by not developing vaccines and not supporting health care providers – will lead to needless deaths".

They argue that the chemical has been demonized, and that adopting the precautionary principle would lead to needless and ruinously expensive bans on safe and useful products.

Mr. Lazio opposes that approach, saying that it would lead to needless litigation and force up the price of health insurance.

But if a screening test revealed mostly microscopic or slow-growing prostate cancers, that would lead to needless worry and unnecessary treatment, since many of those tumors, it is believed, will never spread.

Spending too much can lead to needless pursuit of perfection when "good enough" solutions are acceptable.