Sentence examples for lead it down from inspiring English sources

Many fear that, taken to its natural conclusion, the bunker mentality now taking hold in Japan could lead it down an even more dangerous path.

The American officials had decided to give the Soviet Union the secret nerve gas data because they hoped that the information would lead it down the wrong path in the development of its own chemical weapons program.

What makes You're Gonna Miss Me so compelling is that it seems less interested in telling a down-and-partially-up-again story than setting up camera in the middle of a dysfunctional but caring group of people and following whatever weird alleyways they might lead it down.

The recent budget demonstrates that the message the government has learned is not that it needs to push through critical reforms that would boost India's economy and lead it down the path of faster growth.

It jumped three times as I led it down out of the fast water so it could be netted, weighed and released.

He led it down Main Street in the Fourth of July parade.

"After eight years of deregulatory zeal by the Bush administration, an attitude of 'the market can do no wrong' has led it down a short path to economic recession," Mr. Schumer said on the Senate floor in September.

The company dropped that title 2017 after major scandals and poor business decisions led it down a bad, bad road.

In contrast, Facebook's mission has led it down the difficult road of trying to connect the entire world, which it believes necessitates allowing as much speech as possible in hopes of fostering global conversation and cooperation.

Despite unconfirmed reports saying the hostile market reaction might lead it to scale down the capital-raising effort by 25%, to 120 billion yuan, it is still one of the world's largest offerings ever.

Ms Clwyd was asked to lead it after she broke down in a BBC interview last December while describing the poor care her late husband had received.