Sentence examples for lead to a free from inspiring English sources

"However, booking a reward flight can sometimes lead to a free upgrade".

These long bonds lead to a free volume element which is greater than other organic compounds [10].

What you don't want is government regulation of the media, we see that in other countries and it does not lead to a free media".

We show via differential scanning calorimetry (DSC) that gas hydrate formation and dissociation has a destabilizing effect on water-in-oil (W/O) emulsions, and can lead to a free water phase through agglomeration and coalescence of dissociated hydrate particles.

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Conservationists worry that the dispute will lead to a free-for-all on the seas and endanger the fish stock.

(Wolf advocates worry that making this information public would lead to a free-for-all on wolf poaching).

This could lead to a free-for-all situation unless standards for the use of these weapons are agreed upon, legal experts say.

All countries bar Syria have signed tariff-cutting deals that are supposed to lead to a free-trade zone with the EU by 2010.

Now he is gone for good, and his availability is likely to lead to a free-agency sweepstakes like few others.

In a private market economy, such goods lead to a free-rider problem, in which consumers enjoy the benefits of the good or service without paying for it.