Sentence examples for lead to colder from inspiring English sources

"The Heat Before the Cold," by Terrence Joyce (Op-Ed, April 18), gave an excellent summary of how present global warming might lead to colder climates in eastern North America and Western Europe.

Slingo told the MPs that there is "increasing evidence in the last few months of that depletion of ice, in particular in the Bering and Kara seas, can plausibly impact on our winter weather and lead to colder winters over northern Europe".

At first, Harold found the talk a little chilling: it seemed that the revolution the scientist was describing was bound to lead to cold, mechanistic conclusions.

"Then the cold blustery northerly winds on the backside of the storm for Sunday night will lead to cold temperatures and winds chills in the -15 to -20°F range, so bundle up and keep warm.

In winter, Omega Blocks can lead to cold and snowy weather if they are in the right place which was the case last December which was the coldest on record.

Stress can weaken the immune system and lead to colds.

This suggests that inflammation markers are part of intermediate processes, which may lead to cold-, but not heat-, related cardiovascular deaths.

However, freeze drying not always leads to greater stability, phenomenon called "freeze concentration" would lead to drastic changes in microenvironmental pH conditions during the freezing may lead to cold denaturation of proteins 70 72.

Similarly, low temperature food storage may lead to cold-stress-resistant cells; exposure of cells to poor nutrition areas such as facility surfaces, walls, and floors may induce starvation-stressed cells [ 10].

This can lead to colds and coughs, and weaken the kitten.

There are two types of HSV, and both lead to cold sores that can appear around the mouth or on the genitals.