Sentence examples for lead later from inspiring English sources

Make it "lead" (later fixed).

Did it lead, later, to uncomfortable professional situations?

This will lead, later in this century, to global population decline.

Washington took a 2-1 laterlater in the period when Pettinger scored a power-play goal on a breakaway.

It would lead later to the 8088 family of microprocessors, which was adopted in 1981 by I.B.M. and which helped Intel dominate the microprocessor business.

Following his lead, later in the evening E.P. Taylor, a Canadian breeder, paid one million two hundred thousand for a chestnut filly.

But their restlessness often led, later on, to different ways of thinking.

And originally under consideration for the leads (later taken by Burt Reynolds and Jon Voight) were Lee Marvin and Marlon Brando.

This expansionist policy, unpopular at the time, led later generations to call Ferry the founder of the French empire.

An additional explanation may be a two-step mechanism, for example augmentation of apoptotic cell uptake that leads later to a more pronounced tolerizing phenotype.

After winning the first with relative ease, she jumped out to a 3-0 leandand later led by 4-24-2ter breaking Weingartner's serve.