Examples of using Lead to problems in English and their translations into Greek
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Official
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Computer
Even the most meticulously worded agreement can lead to problems.
it might lead to problems.
Such a linguistic variety can naturally lead to problems.
can lead to problems or opportunities.
it will be one that could lead to problems.
It can lead to problems anywhere- school
There is no way to know which cancers found by screening will lead to problems, and which won't.
There is however no sure way to know which cancers found by screening will lead to problems and which won't.
which in turn can lead to problems with concentration and recall.
These are just lower frequencies, the ones that lead to problems, issues, constant infighting,
gluten travels through the intestine without causing disease and will never lead to problems.
irritants that may enter into your vision and lead to problems.
Incorrect personal details may lead to problems or delays in delivery,
However, they are often confronted with national laws relating to services which they do not understand and which frequently lead to problems or misunderstandings.
Scientists and doctors have discovered several more factors that lead to problems with timely erection.
The exemptions, in particular, weaken the directive and will lead to problems of implementation.
Where this can lead to problems is when comics do material on the topics of rape or sexism.
Failing to pick the right person might lead to problems down the line, so use the interview to unveil the true personality of an interviewee.
Moreover, the consequences of injury can lead to problems in the foot and ankle joint such as instability after a torn ligament
Moreover chronic inflammation can lead to problems of the ears as well as a large bulge that can cause orthodontic problems,