Sentence examples for lead to drop from inspiring English sources

"Santos should take AGL's lead to drop its coal seam gas plans in NSW and leave the Pilliga forest," said Naomi Hodgson from the Wilderness Society.

We further hypothesize that enrolling in the NHIS and not utilizing healthcare in that year would most likely lead to drop out of the NHIS.

Based on this force balance an equation was developed that related the wavelength to the amplitude that can lead to drop detachment.

In addition, the failure in maintaining the required mass flow rate of reactants to the electrode interface will lead to drop in the concentrations and consequently causing drop in the cell voltage.

And poor achievement may lead to drop out and sexual activity [11], [12].

This, and the non-compulsory nature of the programme, do lead to drop out of learners.

They also can cause severe reactions that lead to drops in blood pressure, inability to breathe and death.

AT&T said it feared that Sling's streaming video could hog its bandwidth and lead to dropped calls.

Therefrom, impairments of the facial muscles lead to dropped mouth corners, and hence, dripping of saliva or drinks is the most important.

Caballero, the antenna expert, voiced concern in early planning meetings that it might lead to dropped calls and presented a serious engineering challenge, the person said.

Drops in circulation generally lead to drops in the price a publication can command for advertising.