Sentence examples for lead precisely from inspiring English sources

The government will not be rushed by anyone, as this could lead precisely to the kind of show-trials that were a feature of the New Order.

Curtis had chosen her as the lead precisely because her singing was bland, and, at first, she plays along, singing well but without individuality.

One particular order would lead precisely to the classification tree in Figure2.

Failure to do so leads precisely to the grievances that the BNP exploits.

It also takes a deft reading of history to show that the sweep of the past 2,000 years has led precisely to the values of New Labour's third term.

And the style of his work, this style that makes it almost unperformable and soporific, that too is part of this modernism that is taken to its ultimate consequences and which leads precisely to a squalid realism in its extreme objectivity: impressionism.

Further, assuming that the worker's outside option is itself a fraction of the wage (as in most unemployment insurance systems) leads precisely to an expression of the equilibrium wage as a fraction of productivity.

The inclusion of a new experiment leads precisely to the replacement Q → Q', so the information gain is well-motivated in our setup.

And miscalculation by Iraq will lead to precisely the military action we all hope to avoid.

On Monday, Mr. Conyers called the department's position "unacceptable," saying of its reasoning, "This concern should lead to precisely the opposite result".

Many analysts say that is a wrongheaded approach but will lead to precisely what the government wants: more time for the economy to recover and for the banks and others to fix their own problems.