Sentence examples for lead to extra from inspiring English sources

Do the institutions really believe that these schemes lead to extra effort and superior performance?

He said the review would make proposals for various options that may lead to extra resources and extra powers.

"It will lead to unwanted psychological stress which will lead to extra pressure and loss of focus on the job," he said.

A yellow alert applies to one day of "serious" pollution, defined as an index reading of more than 300, and will also lead to extra street washing.

Mr. Hohn has a track record of shareholder activism, which may lead to extra pressure on Rupert Murdoch, the chairman and chief executive.

This could lead to extra paperwork for businesses exporting to the EU, but it would see the UK government having free rein to curb free movement and establish trade deals with a host of other countries on its own terms.

Neglecting these risks may lead to extra-budgetary costs, wrong decision of product investment or loss of customers.

Trafficking of bacteria to the regional lymph nodes is essential to the development of a protective T-cell mediated immune response, but bacteria trafficked within the bloodstream can lead to extra-pulmonary dissemination and some of the most devastating clinical consequences of tuberculosis.

Joint effusions may be an early inflammatory reaction to metal debris, and capsular disruption may lead to extra-articular collections.

Over time that lifestyle, and the road food that goes with being a journalist, led to extra pounds.

The tip-off led to extra security being put in place across three Trinidad schools on the last day of classes before the holidays.