Sentence examples for lead to a short from inspiring English sources

Back in 2015, the rumor mill whispered that Scherzer's unorthodox mechanics would ruin his arm and lead to a short career.

Studying planes in service, experts found places where one power cable lay atop another, which could lead to a short circuit, and places where the wires were bent too tightly.

Mommsen would have batted first, which was always likely to lead to a short game, if only to spare his bowlers recently battered by the Sri Lankans on this ground.

The same spirit of social and political protest which won him international acclaim as a writer soon earned him the hostility of the Brazilian authorities, which lead to a short spell of imprisonment.

The expansion of the deposited Pt layers may lead to a short circuit of the neighboring recording sites (especially on tetrodes or other high-density electrode arrays).

Then, requiring that the interpolating function is continuously differentiability (in time) will lead to a short rate that drops to zero at every T k, (kin mathcal {K}), since the derivative of the interpolating function will equal zero at each T k ; see again (26) and (27), and the illustration in Fig. 2.

They claim that this will lead to a short-fall of 50,000 homes by 2033.

The level of interest may even lead to a short-lived black market.

They estimate that a Brexit vote could lead to a short-term drop in trade-weighted sterling of 15-20%.

We'll get to all of this, below, and present Mr. Belgrave's request, which could lead to a short-term solution.

However, the most recent expectations were for an increase of 4-5% for the TV market in May, and if the media buyer information is correct, this could lead to a short-term loss of momentum for advertising for ITV.