Sentence examples for lead a serious from inspiring English sources

The Lancashire team will also include Jos Buttler, who was signed (by Moores) to lead a serious bid for an overdue one-day title for the former county cup kings – but who remains some way short of challenging Prior for the Test gloves, as shown again by a dropped chance on Friday, reinforcing why England will give every chance to Prior to prove his fitness for Lord's in mid-June.

Lead, a serious threat for raptors, can hamper the success of their conservation.

I think I've led a serious creative life.

If the US leads a serious global effort to end the conflict in Syria now, however, and both tyrants and terrorists are marginalized, then there is hope.

We knew that any delay in patching the vulnerability could lead to a serious business impact: an organized denial of service (DoS) attack can lead to big losses".

This could lead to a serious crisis".

Excessive levels of those drugs can lead to a serious and sometimes fatal muscle disorder called rhabdomyolysis.

Light-related winter doldrums can also lead to a serious malady known as seasonal affective disorder, or winter depression.

Keep Your Desk Area Clutter-Free A messy workspace can easily lead to a serious accident, such as a slip, fall, or electrical fire.

The incident early today close to a protest site will hasten fears that the country's political crisis could lead to a serious outbreak of violence.

By Alex Watt November 7, 2014 Keep Your Desk Area Clutter-Free A messy workspace can easily lead to a serious accident, such as a slip, fall, or electrical fire.