Sentence examples for lead to it being from inspiring English sources

Poland became the first member of the bloc to trigger a process that could lead to it being stripped of its voting rights.

Although some confusion over what type of "prehistoric meat" this was lead to it being labeled on its museum container as Megatherium, South American giant ground sloth.

The average college student doesn't understand money, and that may lead to it being more easily taken for granted.

Total ankle replacement (TAR) was first attempted in the early 1970s, but poor early results lead to it being abandoned in favour of arthrodesis.

In the case of a sponsor with a chain of academies, it could lead to it being barred from taking on any new projects.

• One of the symptoms of hepatitis C is debilitating tiredness which has lead to it being mistakenly diagnosed as Chronic Fatigue Syndrome.

It is an energy-hungry technology and two reasons lead to it's high battery energy cost.

Its powerful antiproliferative effect has led to it being thought of as a tumour suppressor in carcinomas.

Its symptoms - red swollen eyes, pale skin, coughing blood - led to it being labelled as vampirism during the Industrial Revolution.

The outcry led to it being widely reported as "the worst Live Lounge in history".

However, it must be emphasised that difficulties in the identification of this species have undoubtedly led to it being unrecorded.