Sentence examples for lead to fast from inspiring English sources
His quick and active hands routinely lead to fast break opportunities for the Buckeyes.
And, as N.B.A. logic goes, rebounds and steals lead to fast breaks, which lead to open shots.
Where workers can be put to use at high levels of productivity labour scarcity will lead to fast growing pay packets.
But studies by ESPN's Tom Haberstroh suggest that rebounding is less vital to the Heat's success than creating turnovers, especially those that lead to fast breaks for James and Dwyane Wade.
"I think that will lead to fast turnaround times in space hardware development and qualification".
A fast addition could lead to fast particle agglomeration and uncontrolled particle deposition on the support (CNTs).
Such a rise would probably lead to fast-melting ice sheets, rising sea levels, drought, disease and collapsing agriculture in poor countries, and mass migration.
Those developments, in turn, could lead to faster games.
Scientists say that higher participation could lead to faster development of effective treatments.
Intracrystalline damage associated with radiation damage (metamictization), particularly within U-rich zircon, can lead to fast-diffusion pathways which allow U, Th and Pb migration at low temperatures [19, 20].
A faster science would lead to faster innovation in medicine and technology.
