Sentence examples for could leading to from inspiring English sources
This did not last and did not "build a long-lasting audience like the Tonys could", leading to dwindling attendance.
The novel suggestion that the blood vessels themselves could contribute, leading to failed vasodilation at high salt intake, could be very helpful in that regard.
Eurozone stock markets could rise, leading to positive wealth effects.
The result, she says, could backfire, leading to lower employment for women over all.
Ford said the fuel line could split, leading to a fire.
We're wondering whether the decline of its hosts could be leading to a decline of the cuckoo itself".
The condition of the sediment could fall, leading to a decline in the communities which live in it.
But the weaknesses of the Trump administration could be leading to a broader U.S. decline that will hasten environmental degradation worldwide.
If the economy doesn't, the process could backfire — leading to indiscriminate budget cuts later on, as well as big cuts in Medicare.
Alternatively, overexpression of FAST-1 could be leading to the generation of endogenous short RNAs (endo-siRNAs) thus leading to promotion of the RNA interference pathway46.
