Sentence examples for lead to further challenges from inspiring English sources

Parliament doesn't even have to approve the proposals, although its failure to do so would lead to further challenges in due course.

In a partial dissent, Justice Bill Cunningham wrote that the court's decision "turns on a sterile technicality" and would lead to further challenges and delay — "maybe much more delay" — in death penalty cases.

This can then lead to further challenges of overdiagnosis and medicalization of those who participate in medical research.

Moreover, improper study design, inconsistent experimental techniques, and flawed data analysis can lead to further challenges in the process of molecular signature discovery.

These changes may lead to further challenges to the GP-patient relationship, as patients may receive continuity of care from the primary care team as opposed to the individual GP, a concept described elsewhere[ 10].

One of the main findings of the study was the mismatch between reported challenges and implemented strategies which will probably lead to further challenges for Nursing Directors in Lebanese hospitals.

Moreover, the drug target interaction problem leads to further challenges, including the continuous nature of the interaction affinity prediction.

In addition to these problems, the vicious interactions between the human immunodeficiency virus and TB have led to further challenges for anti-tubercular drug discovery [ 11].

This is because the creationist ideas rejected by school boards and courts go nowhere, whereas those ideas that survive such challenges lead to further (and more wily) attacks.

"Our current pre-occupation with happiness and well-being is stupid and is likely to lead to further under-achievement because real learning involves challenge, difficulty and unhappiness".

Stock declines by banks facing liquidity challenges but which are otherwise solvent may lead to further credit tightening and a loss of confidence in those companies, it added.