Sentence examples for this sometimes leads from inspiring English sources

This sometimes leads it to seduce countries that are already borrowing too much into borrowing more.

We have sought every tactical advantage, and this sometimes leads — as in eavesdropping of foreign allies — to strategic losses.

He is careful never to challenge the director on aesthetic matters, but he likes to get involved in other areas, and this sometimes leads to disagreements.

This sometimes leads to reassurance through dialogue and engagement, which can result in votes in favour of board recommendations," said Daniel Godfrey, chief executive of The Investment Association.

The nose often is teeming with bacilli, and this sometimes leads to destruction of the septum of the nose and the palate.

This sometimes leads those who expect clarity and logic, rather than complexity and self-cancelling entrapment, from French laws to think that the straight croissants are all butter and the curved ones are reliably not.

This sometimes led him into trouble.

This sometimes led him to idealizations of brute force and fantasies about race that make a modern reader wince.

On the other hand, the perennial interest that Western artists had shown in contemporary Byzantine art grew more intense, and this sometimes led to the opposite extremes of turbulent and mannered design.

A new, uniform mission law was created, without noteworthy native influence; this sometimes led to conflict, such as the Chinese rites controversy in the 17th and 18th centuries over the compatibility of rites honouring Confucius and ancestors with Christian rites.

This sometimes led to bizarre and extravagant projects in which the intention to shock, excite, and involve struck a melodramatic, almost hysterical note that failed to convince by its very lack of restraint.