lead to trouble造句
1. Your flirtatious ways will lead to trouble.
2. That will only lead to trouble.
3. This will lead to trouble in the future.
4. Disobeying the law can lead to trouble.
5. But an over reliance on tools capabilities could lead to trouble.
6. Most paved roads lead to trouble, Dirt Roads more likely lead to a fishing creek or a swimming hole.
7. There are recognised black spots in marriages which can lead to trouble.
8. Everywhere he goes, Dennis' wide-eyed curiosity, well-meaning attempts to help out and his youthful nature always seem to lead to trouble.
9. Using your body to intimidate, punish, vent, or attack yourself or others is an unhealthy choice, and likely to lead to trouble.
10. Often, nothing keeps us from our running. Which can lead to trouble, says Sheila Cavanagh, a runner and community relations officer with the Dallas Police Department.
11. Only use it when you actually have the money in the bank, and then pay it off immediately. Don't use your credit card when you don't have the money — that will just lead to trouble.
12. You are hot, you know it and so does everyone else but if you are too sure of yourself it could lead to trouble.
13. Weaver has cited this example to show that empiricism not supported by proper analytical reasoning can lead to trouble in exploration.
14. Liberalisation brings many advantages, but unless it is carefully managed it can lead to trouble.
15. For instance, if you take your partner or valentine to the pub and then for a curry this might also lead to trouble.
16. Don't use your credit card when you don't have the money — that will just lead to trouble.
17. Secret affairs, letting someone play with your heart or giving in to feelings you know aren't right will lead to trouble and heartache.
18. You won't have to look far for love this week but you are likely to be fickle and that can lead to trouble if you are playing with several partner's hearts at the same time. Honesty will pay off.
19. In Iraq, where carrying a musical instrument in the street can lead to trouble with 17)hardliners, there was no obvious pool of talent.
20. Meanwhile, data collected from roadway sensors commonly used for online traffic maps is analyzed to determine conditions that usually lead to trouble.
21. According to the usual political reflexes, such regulatory excesses by Brussels' eurocrats would normally immediately lead to trouble.