Sentence examples for lead to a scramble from inspiring English sources

China's increasingly strict quotas on exports of rare earths, used in such products as flat-screen monitors and wind turbines, will lead to a scramble for new sources.

The federal government's decision to keep the island open on race days could lead to a scramble for tickets — and create a market for resold tickets at marked-up prices.

WASHINGTON -- How the Supreme Court rules this year in Arizona's redistricting case could affect election laws across the country and lead to a scramble in the state as officials and voters figure out how to create acceptable redistricting procedures.

The synthesis of such peptides requires that all analogs be mutually orthogonal, so that misincorporation events do not lead to a scrambling of the relationship between coding mRNA and translated peptide.

Rearrangement following polyploidization can lead to a scrambled patchwork in genome organization [ 65].

That worry led to a scramble to develop alternative mines in other parts of the world.

Publication of the shortlist has led to a scramble among the sites to win government backing.

The turnover in chairmen and subcommittee chairmen has led to a scramble for some of the more prestigious positions.

90 Mweene Mweene dives bravely at the feet of Gervinho after a corner led to a scramble in the Zambia area.

The uniform issue also led to a scramble by the Obama legal team to rewrite commission rules on the eve of a hearing for Mr. Khadr.

The computer told me that the first leg was delayed -- meaning I would miss my connection -- which led to a scramble for a 6 a.m. flight.