Sentence examples for lead to a renewed from inspiring English sources

That is, premature fiscal austerity will lead to a renewed economic slump.

The first is the possibility that the need for humanitarian help may lead to a renewed engagement with the West.

"A default would likely lead to a renewed sharp economic downturn, pushing the economy back into severe recession and probably another serious banking crisis".

That could lead to a renewed push to add a 12th league member to meet the N.C.A.A. minimum requirement for holding a lucrative title game.

"In our experience, successful book adaptations for TV and cinema often lead to a renewed interest in the original book," said Richard Humphreys, Waterstones' non-fiction buyer.

Well, maybe that would be a slightly retrograde fantasy, though it would be good to see The Artist's triumph lead to a renewed interest in cinema history.

I think he even complained to Mrs Helen Suzman, and this led to a renewed search.

This has led to a renewed interest in treatments from a world before penicillin.

The upsurge in fighting has already led to a renewed flow of refugees from Chechnya.

Their policies have led to a renewed widening of the deficit.

If that leads to a renewed suspension, all well and good".