Sentence examples for it could lead to that from inspiring English sources

To be clear, this is not a re-writing of the Audiovisual Media Services Directive, the basic set of rules first introduced in 2010 covering areas single-market convergence, although it could lead to that.

"He said, 'It could lead to this, it could lead to that' – he was inventing scenarios that were totally negative.

He said it could lead to cooperation that would be equal to that now provided by European authorities.

Physicists hope it could lead to discoveries that could potentially represent the biggest revolution in physics since Einstein's theories of relativity.

It could lead to ideas that help futureproof your company.

If further testing bears out our initial findings, it could lead to treatments that would reduce the rate of morbidity and improve the quality of life of individuals who have difficulties with airways secretions management.

If the method can be commercialized, it could lead to laptops that charge in a few minutes or cell phones that charge in 30 seconds.

For a start it could lead to publicity that highlights who the leaders are, as well as the laggards.

Rather, combined with poor communication between the opaque military and civilian bureaucracies, it could lead to missteps that spiral into dangerous confrontation.

This will be seen as a major weakness in the bid to launch a rival press regulator as it could lead to accusations that News International and Associated Newspapers still want to control the board.

The governor had previously been cautious about expanding purchases of sovereign bonds, saying it could lead to concerns that public debt would swell further, driving up bond yields in the long run.