Sentence examples for lead to carry from inspiring English sources

And this time, Jostle did not even need the early lead to carry the day.

Emulsions are undesired in such section as they will lead to carry over of organics to sections that are specifically designed to run with water only.

These 311 pilot county hospitals must take the lead to carry out the measures and contents of public hospitals reform mentioned above, while the rest of the county hospitals could remain original.

There are still a lot of unknowns in the medical world when it comes to pregnancy — including which factors lead to carrying a healthy fetus to term.

Infinite Playlist is most definitely a post-Juno movie, and it's even more insipid than its forebear, relying almost entirely on its audience's muso tendencies and the charisma of its two leads to carry it through.

The maestro found two impeccable leads to carry this delicate story, which he adapted with James Ivory and Walter Fasano.

There is clearly a problem in our nation when multiplied thousands of people are being led to carry out mass homicides through either ideological radicalization or mental disturbance.

David Hill, chairman of the Fox Sports Media Group, said that his interest in the U.F.C. went back 10 years to conversations he had with Lorenzo Fertitta, the chief executive of the fight organization, that led to carrying a live fight on the old Fox Sports Net series, "The Best Damn Sports Show Period".

Indeed, PET evidence has shown that sensitization to amphetamine in humans leads to carry-over effects in subsequent sessions when placebo is administered (Boileau et al., 2007).

Note, that for the insecticide imidacloprid this means that the very slow elimination measured previously (time for 95% elimination >11 d) must be interpreted as accumulation of the parent and could lead to carry-over toxicity from repeated pulsed exposure.

"Mutlaq's alliance is a peaceful political movement, and its disqualification might lead it to carry weapons against the state".