Sentence examples for lead to a sudden from inspiring English sources

Waging this argument for a few months won't lead to a sudden financial panic.

Still, he said, "dietary indiscretion" can lead to a sudden rise in uric acid.

It will not lead to a sudden dip in health-care costs, predicts Mr Trogdon.

As investors reprice risk it would probably also lead to a sudden tightening of credit.

Yet the tactical gains appear unlikely to lead to a sudden shift that collapses the government, analysts say.

It would eventually affect his eyesight, but also lead to a sudden illumination of his creative vision.

This led to a sudden interest in diversity and equality in mainstream institutions.

In spots, the two plates can become stuck until accumulating pressure leads to a sudden heaving release of energy.

Earlier this year, when a political crisis in Venezuela led to a sudden collapse in that country's exports, the Saudis persuaded OPEC members to boost output.

(I had recently read "The Emperor of All Maladies" by Siddhartha Mukherjee, which led to a sudden spike in my interest in biology).

In Europe silver shortages led to a sudden massive expansion of the money supply and the hyperinflation of the mid-17th century.