Sentence examples for lead to lifetime from inspiring English sources

That sleazy prospect gives Lazio the opening to emphasize how gambling most exploits those in poverty; how "slots for tots" can lead to lifetime addiction; and how his opponent is selling out the poor and the young.

Under the new guidelines, employees of the league who violate its domestic violence policy will be suspended without pay for six games; second offences will lead to lifetime bans, which will be subject to appeal.

However, UHPC and microcalorimetry measurements indicate that both the use of esters and the use of FEC over VC lead to lifetime penalties which were confirmed by long term cycling tests.

It might even lead to lifetime bans precluding an ESL player (or officials and others) from moving to play for a team in a sanctioned league.

She continued, "This reality has taught me that the relationships that don't lead to lifetime commitments are not failures.

Guests mix and mingle with each other in a way they never do at hotels, and the close quarters lead to lifetime friendships.

For example, he says, a bloated public sector has led to lifetime positions that can become bargaining chips for politicians and constituents.

The shift has been increased by the evidence of corruption which led to lifetime bans for former IAAF treasurer Valentin Balakhnichev, Papa Massata Diack, the son of former IAAF president Lamine Diack, and Russian endurance coach Alexei Melnikov.

This feature of MEA leads to lifetime increase of annulus 1 compared to the case of the BA.

Because of the relatively high mechanical loading of the TBC system which leads to lifetimes of the specimens up to 500 cycles, no wide area spallation or buckling of the TBC was observed.

I had the feeling that I was witness to the birth of two future leaders who we will be hearing from in the years to come, not unlike the young leaders in Selma whose early experiences in the Civil Right Movement led to lifetimes of history-changing service.