Sentence examples for kind could lead from inspiring English sources

A bust of some kind could lead to widespread political disaffection.

Moreover, results suggest that the omission of connectivity indicator of that kind could lead to overestimate the impact of bilateral maritime distance.

"A lot of it has do with jealousy and some sort of tribal inability to accept that one of their kind could lead a nation," she said.

Large-scale perspective of this kind could lead to better neuropsychiatric diagnostics.

Once, on the strength of its popular DVD-by-mail service and emerging streaming offerings, the company was viewed as a rival to cable giants like Comcast and Time Warner Cable, the kind that could lead to widespread cord-cutting.

"It's kind of open season, and that kind of mentality could lead people in Brazil to do things they think could create some sort of electoral advantages".

This kind of incident could lead to Mr. Thompson's ouster, TechCrunch notes.

The agreement, the first of its kind between Oracle and Microsoft, could lead to further cooperation, executives at both companies said yesterday.

He never trod any musical or political party line: not least because he had devastating personal experience of where that kind of thinking could lead.

"My concern was that, given her psychiatric history, this kind of stress could lead to a depressive or manic episode and require hospitalization".

It's interesting to imagine what kind of shock could lead to the founding of a new, viable American political party, or perhaps the breakup of one of the old ones.