Sentence examples similar to it may lead to that from inspiring English sources

"The enthusiasm of youth is a marvellous spur, but it may lead to speeches that cause real difficulty".

Alternative 3 is a step forward to greater freedom and flexibility, and it may lead to solutions that violate the current forest law of Finland.

Although mechanical ventilation is instituted as a life-saving technique, it may lead to complications that can negatively impact on patients' morbidity and/or mortality.

It cannot hurt you to seek advice, and it may lead to opportunities that otherwise would not have come your way.

And it may lead to treatments that, by selectively erasing or encouraging particular graffiti on particular fences, can treat disease or slow the aging process.

There are two fundamental reasons to fear hatred: first that it may lead to violence; second that it may cause voters to vote their prejudices instead of the issues.

Eliminating the individual mandate may weaken the Affordable Care Act, as it may lead to risk pools that are less healthy, but it does not wipe out the law.

Sleep apnea deserves special attention as it may lead to many symptoms that may be misattributed to natural aging.

A poor psychosocial working environment in itself does not cause permanently reduced workability, but it may lead to health conditions that will result in a disability pension.

Based on the multiple-pathway-dependent comparison analysis (MPDCA), it may lead to the conclusion that jasminoidin possibly contributes more important pharmacological effect in the combined treatment as jasminoidin regulated 80% of the pathways that the combination group mediated.

Consequently, it may lead to such situations that existing facilities cannot be fully explored (in operation), or system resources be overbuilt (in planning).