Sentence examples for lead to a leap from inspiring English sources

As David Cameron issued a warning that a vote for independence would lead to a "leap into the unknown", the deputy prime minister said that greater devolution "isn't exactly on the ballot paper".

Using existing semiconductor technology, this kind of material can allow electrons to move on the surface without energy consumption at room temperature, so the application of this chip to modern transportation will lead to a leap.

Exploiting the fundamental pharmacokinetic and pharmacodynamic advantages of an irreversible ChEI may lead to a leap forward in cholinergic therapy.

We expect that an iterative process, from genome analysis to model construction will eventually lead to a leap in understanding of the metabolic and ecological capabilities of bacterial species and to advanced eco-systems biology.

More important, they can finance research that may lead to a technological leap that brings down their costs.

Olli Rehn, the European Commissioner for economic and monetary affairs, said the agreement -- together with a separate pact on broader economic policy coordination among euro zone countries -- "will lead to a quantum leap in economic surveillance for Europe".

Here are some extracts, touching on the Greek crisis, in which Mr Habermas is fully in line with the "beneficial crisis" school I wrote about yesterday, who think that a crisis of this severity can and must lead to a great leap forward for the EU.

The innovative technologies, involving manipulation of enzyme activity and stability through mutagenesis, genetic engineering and metagenomics lead to a major leap in all the fields using hydrolytic enzymes.

The company is at the vanguard of a new wave of emotion analysis that will lead to a quantum leap in customer understanding and emotion-aware computing.

In short, genomics will eventually lead to a quantum leap in drug discovery sometime after 2010, according to a major Lehman Brothers and McKinsey study but is, in the medium term, massively increasing R&D costs.

The results that arise from the completion of this project will lead to a great leap in our knowledge of human genetic variation.