Examples of 'led to open' in a sentence
Meaning of "led to open"
led to open - This phrase can imply that a particular action, decision, or event resulted in something becoming accessible, available, or revealed, typically used to indicate cause and effect or progression of events
How to use "led to open" in a sentence
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This has often led to open fights.
This led to open compassion for the fallen family.
Eventually this disagreement led to open violent conflict.
That led to open crying as well.
Next year the dispute led to open war.
Bonnie was led to open that coffin for a reason.
Everyone concerned is fortunate that tensions never led to open combat.
The bitterness led to open hostilities between them.
Boundary disputes with neighboring areas increased tensions which led to open warfare.
This move led to open hostilities.
So the team put mice in a maze in which some pathways led to open areas.
Total stop of privatization led to open conflict with liberal groups in the parliament.
Continued political intrigue, however, eventually led to open confrontation.
This has led to open new treatment sites and manage across the organization.
The intense scratching has led to open sores or infections.
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This led to open confrontations between students and the forces of law and order.
In some cases, these complaints have led to open resistance and conflict.
This led to open conflict with Báthory princes, who were Reformed Protestants.
The bitter rivalry between the President and the Vice-President led to open accusations and counteraccusations.
Recriminations have led to open conflict within Israel's Kadima-Labour coalition government.
Jugurtha had Hiempsal killed, which led to open war with Adherbal.
It's led to open baskets.
Then, there was mockery, which led to open opposition, criticism, and finally conspiracy.
It was a distinction that led to open discrimination in law against so-called " natural " children.
