Sentence examples for devices would lead from inspiring English sources

But Blitz officials said that after conferring with experts, they decided the devices would lead to other safety issues, including giving consumers a false sense of confidence when pouring gas on fires.

People probably never thought the Kindle and other similar devices would lead to a changing of the book industry as quickly as it has — but it's happening, just ask the Borders down the street from me which is going out of businesses.

But the amount is far less: reading news for a year on such a device would lead to emissions of about 54 pounds of greenhouse gases, the report estimated.

There was also concern that advising patients to disregard the single use symbol on this device would lead to confusion and safety issues in other areas of care and that evidence as to the optimal method of cleaning non-coated catheters had not been included in our searches and was likely lacking from the evidence base.

Proponents point to possible applications in magnetic information-storage devices, which would lead to much more powerful computers.

Experimental results implied that slight difference in device configurations would lead to significant difference in droplet formation mechanisms and thus size-control laws.

Dielectrics with large permittivity ε 1, such as Si or GaAs which are well used in some functional SPP devices [8, 9], would lead to the decrease of ε sp and the cutoff of SPP mode.

When Apple unveiled the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus, it seemed likely that the larger screens on the devices would naturally lead to them assuming some of the functions of the iPad, giving users fewer reasons to turn to their tablets.

Even after those endless fumblings with virtual rooms on Samsung devices that we all hoped would lead us to the inner workings of your soul but actually led us to nowhere.

Although these products avoid a sterilization process usually used for medical devices, no serious malfunction that would lead to class 1 recall was reported.

He said the FBI hoped examination of data retrieved from two smashed cellphones and other electronic devices seized in the investigation would lead to a motive for the attack.