Sentence examples for lead to a stiff from inspiring English sources

In particular, it may lead to a stiff system of differential equations and several other problems.

If left untreated, this may progress and lead to a stiff deformity.

Falling on stairs can lead to a stiff neck or worse, a broken one, which can be fatal; so please be careful.

Whatever it is, it reportedly led to a stiff reminder from David Cameron that Gove, the chief whip, should henceforth leave his phone outside.

Concerning the distal femoral resection, an insufficient resection leads to a stiff knee in extension.

In January, it led to a stiff fine and suspended jail sentence for a former senior VW exec who was one of former Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder's confidantes.

In early 2007, it led to a stiff fine and suspended jail sentence for a former senior VW exec who was one of former Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder's confidantes.

The inability of oxidized cofilin to control actin dynamics eventually leads to a stiff actin cytoskeleton and concomitantly to T-cell hyporesponsiveness.

Most of the patients with a ruined wrist will prefer mobility in the wrist with a prosthesis when the alternative is an arthrodesis although they know that a failed prosthesis will eventually led to a stiff wrist (Adey et al. 2005).

Judge Charles R. Breyer of Federal District Court in San Francisco said Mr. Reyes had obstructed justice in preparing for trial, which led to a stiffer sentence.

This coupling has been shown to be prone to inherent instabilities and performance degradation due to a change in human arm stiffness; when instability is encountered, a human operator often attempts to control the oscillation by stiffening their arm, which leads to a stiffer system with more instability.