Sentence examples for could only lead from inspiring English sources

"We are trying to avoid any ultimatum because an ultimatum could only lead to the strengthening of the Lukashenko regime.

The crash of the economy could only lead to an ideological crisis that bordered on an identity crisis.

He had felt that nonviolence of the kind Gandhi advocated could only "lead the nation toward ruin".

Afterward, he resolved to hold no more such debates, fearing that they could only lead to enmity and further estrangement.

But sources said that the use of such a sophisticated substance could only lead to certain conclusions which pointed towards the Kremlin, if only indirectly.

The Tea Party's campaign to abolish regulation of the financial industry, he warned, could only lead to a deeper penetration of it by groups like the Camorra.

The latter improvement could not only lead to a faster generation of experimental fingerprints, but could also supply a large dataset to improve the prediction of gel run behaviors of fragments based on the sequence composition.

It was proved that DEM reconditioning could improve the accuracy of watershed modeling, and that lower stream threshold value could not only lead to a more detailed stream network but also improve the accuracy of catchment modeling.

Such research could not only lead to novel insights into the molecular basis that underlies the pathology of myopathies, but could also potentially help to develop novel compounds for the treatment of human muscle disorders.

Organic solid waste management is a major challenge in high population density areas like apartments, educational institutions, hospitals, etc., as their disposal with other wastes could not only lead to issues like vector menace, odour generation but also would lead to loss of resources that could be reused such as nutrients which will benefit soil.

And licensing and accreditation boards began asking for evidence that doctors could not only lead, but that they also knew how to work as part of a team.