Sentence examples for lead to a wave from inspiring English sources

It will lead to a wave of patriotic pride.

Experts are divided on whether they will reduce mortality from oral cancer or simply lead to a wave of expensive and unnecessary biopsies.

The final order, a result of a Congressionally mandated review, has pleased almost no one and will certainly lead to a wave of litigation.

But the transactions will probable dilute the value of shares held by existing investors and could lead to a wave of acquisitions.

He is likely to be a popular choice among staff, who feared that the imposition of an outsider would lead to a wave of defections from the Mirror.

All this should lead to a wave of consolidation and joint ventures — like the one Talisman Energy signed with Sasol on Monday — in the gas patch.

Ferocious competition has led to a wave of price-cutting.

That made unions more powerful, led to a wave of costly strikes and discouraged hiring.

The fighting in Sidon left dozens dead and led to a wave of arrests.

Operation Elveden led to a wave of arrests from the Sun newsroom over alleged payments to public officials.

Mitt Romney's choice of Paul Ryan as his running mate led to a wave of pundit accolades.