Sentence examples for lead to foul from inspiring English sources

Inappropriate storage for a long period can lead to foul smell and during the raining season; it can accumulate to form leachate to contaminate ground water.

During the catalytic hydroconversion of vacuum residue fractions of bitumen or petroleum, the formation of mesophase can lead to fouling of reactor internals.

Carbon dioxide (CO2) could be used as an alternative to water to extract heat from these systems considering its advantages of ease of flow through the geothermal reservoir, strong innate buoyancy that permits the use of a thermosiphon rather than a pumped system over a large range of fluid flow rates, and lower dissolution of materials that lead to fouling.

The Pacers' defense places Hibbert in the line of driving players an inordinate number of times, and there were a couple of confrontations between Knicks players and Hibbert in Game 1 that could have been led to foul calls.

The undigested fat leads to foul-smelling, fatty feces that are difficult to flush away.

In the classic 1950s sci-fi serial Quatermass and the Pit (written for the BBC by Nigel Kneale and later remade as a brilliantly lurid Hammer film), a London building site starts turning up prehistoric skulls that lead to a foul encounter with humanity's dark nature.

I learned to play beer pong with chocolate milk at the age of 12: a mistake I wish upon nobody as chugging artificially flavoured dairy can only lead to a foul storm of vomit.

Cutting off or interrupting speakers can lead to a foul atmosphere.

Stackhouse clashed with the Hunter at the 1 53 mark of the third quarter in a shoving match that led to four technical fouls.

The United States is the primary proponent for doing away with the leap second, arguing that the sporadic adjustments, if botched or overlooked, could lead to major foul-ups if electronic systems that depend on the precise time — including computer and cellphone networks, air traffic control and financial trading markets — do not agree on the time.

This suggests that AA accumulation on the catalyst surface may lead to surface fouling and the observed deactivation.