Sentence examples for could actually lead from inspiring English sources

But the evidence we do have suggests that global warming could actually lead to a big chill.

David Binder, producer of the Off Broadway show "Fuerzabruta," suggested that "the bust could actually lead to a creative boom".

Carlo Cottarelli and Laura Jaramillo of the IMF say tighter fiscal policy, by hurting the near-term growth outlook, could actually lead to wider, rather than narrower, spreads.

But for the upper tier of executives, these trends could actually lead to richer corporate perks as management moves to compensate for the uncertainties.

If people start to believe that there's reason to panic, that could actually lead to panic, and slash Citi's free cash flow very quickly.

Mr. Kudrin said that a "very deep crisis" in the global economy set off by a Greek default could actually lead to a change of government in Russia.

"I agree that having more folks keeping bees in urban environments could actually lead to trouble if there isn't enough food for the bees being kept".

Khan also warned that Brexit could actually lead to businesses being more likely to move to New York, Singapore and Hong Kong than to other cities in Europe.

Speaking about another trial of Jehovah's Witnesses in Taganrog, Mr Omelchenko said: "I think that the evidence gathered by the investigators couldn't actually lead to them sitting in jail.

So could this be the time these threats actually lead to a shutdown?

Or it could be that Hillary Clinton actually led by 1.5 percentage points.