Sentence examples for lead to cross from inspiring English sources

The company said yesterday that the missed payment could lead to an acceleration of payments due to creditors, which in turn could lead to "cross defaults" on the company's other debt.

In fourth after the first lap, Meyer had moved up to third after two laps, one second behind Canada's Richard Weinberger, who had claimed the lead to cross under the timing gate in 37 minutes, 13.8 seconds.

This close proximity of the wells used by humans and livestock may as well lead to cross contamination.

Postma overhauled Ainslie briefly but the Briton regained the lead to cross the finish line with a substantial gap and pumped his fists in delight.

The prevalence of aquaculture as well as the unique distribution method for fishery products in rural areas of Vietnam (described above) could lead to cross contamination with antibiotic-resistant bacteria, particularly in markets, resulting in a high prevalence of these bacteria.

The Portsmouth-based competitor used her swim to her advantage, finishing more than one minute ahead of the rest of the field and she maintained her lead to cross the line in one hour, 11 minutes, 55 seconds followed by McClelland (1 13.23) and Cunningham (1 15.27).

This can lead to cross-infection, confused and isolated patients, and hacked-off surgical staff.

The former create common pathways of change, while the latter lead to cross-linguistic variation.

Frequency matching is only one of many possible conditions that can lead to cross-relaxation16 (Fig. 1a).

Comparative study of the new digital methods with psychoanalytic approaches could lead to cross-validation or new areas of exploration for both fields.

Turkish leaders worry that a strengthened P.Y.D., which is linked to the P.K.K., could embolden its Turkish counterpart or lead to cross-border attacks.