Sentence examples for lead to a grinding from inspiring English sources

"Unchecked, this could lead to a grinding credit crunch in the southern euro zone".

He warned that deep budget cuts on top of the falling exchange rate would lead to "an insidious grinding down of the UK research community".

Irish critics fear this economic death-spiral could lead to a decade of grinding austerity, a generation lost to unemployment and, worse, the return of a spectre that has haunted Ireland for two centuries: mass emigration.

These problems seem to have arisen primarily as a result of the design of the ASR hip which can lead to metal grinding on metal.

This will then lead to teeth grinding, or worsen your bruxism.

Chewing gum will allow your jaw muscles to get used to clenching, and could lead to teeth grinding, or worsen your bruxism.

Teeth grinding can lead to a cracked tooth.

This has lead to a big nuisance with regards to ground water pollution, infestation by rodents, spread of disease and, not to mention, the obvious odour issues.

This method allowed us to test for the maximum chemical irritancy potential of the lunar dust, since grinding is expected to lead to a higher degree of surface reactivity due to the generation of silicon- or oxygen-based radicals ("dangling bonds"), which can react with water to produce hydroxyl radicals.

Appropriate parameter tuning in this scheme will lead to predict ground motion precisely even with relatively sparse seismic network.

He will pledge to "ban practices which lead to people being ground down", adding that "an unequal recovery won't be a stable recovery.