Sentence examples for lead over time from inspiring English sources

Curbing your food intake might lead over time to a shrunken appetite.

Well-meaning attempts to warn of every possible accident lead over time to voluminous yet impenetrable labels -- too prolix to read and too technical to understand.

Enhanced voting in primaries, for example, would probably lead over time to fewer bomb-throwers and more problem solvers in state legislatures and in Congress.

"In a state of constant activity, [these systems] can produce effects like elevated blood pressure that can lead, over time, to cardiovascular disease," he says.

Arsenic in large amounts can be lethal, but even smaller amounts can lead over time to not only cancer and other health problems, but to learning problems when infants and children are exposed.

This resulting low-grade inflammation, which affects the entire body, may lead over time to metabolic syndrome and a number of the chronic diseases that have been linked to it.

But alienation from their peers and subordinates can lead to trouble over time.

This may over time lead to confusion, passiveness, and lack of control over bodily functions.

The weaknesses that surfaced led, over time, to discussions of an outright combination.

This led over time to a "substantial expansion of Russia's military presence", according to Harvard's Belfer Center.

The quest for efficiency thus leads, over time, to complex supply chains in which participants are increasingly disassociated from the final customer transaction.