Sentence examples for lead to a weaker from inspiring English sources
This would lead to a weaker pound.
In particular, it could lead to a weaker pound.
This would lead to a weaker economy, higher interest rates, house repossessions and huge rises in unemployment.
It could lead to a weaker form of HIV that humans could evolve to resist, but that "may take another 50, 100 or 1,000 years", says Arts.
"In 10 or 20 years, Japan's current-account surplus will fall into deficit, and that will lead to a weaker yen," said Mr. Morita at Barclays Capital.
"And as well as providing that care, we will need to pay for it, which is why it is utterly irresponsible to advocate a course of action that will lead to a weaker, less strong and less prosperous economy.
It's great you eat the right stuff and have ice baths and the rest but it can lead to a weak mentality.
The loss of the structural symmetry can lead to a weak vibration interaction between two electroded regions.
After assembly on the electrode surface, the double strand DNA can block the diffusion of the electrochemical redox probe of Fe CN 63−, and lead to a weak electrochemical signal.
But at shorter time scales, local wind could significantly contribute to the EEJ and lead to a weak correlation between EEJ and Sq.
These values are considerably lower than that of the diethylaminoethyl (DEAE) group (pKa, 11.5) used for usual anion-exchange chromatography and lead to a weak anion-exchange property.
