Sentence examples for lead to lives from inspiring English sources

It is hoped this could lead to lives being saved and reduced care costs.

The novel is not about which choice is right but about how both choices lead to lives haunted by unmet expectations and thwarted possibility.

All paths lead to lives of some sort, and that's all he requires, for every life promises a great deal and is replete with possibilities enchantingly fulfilled.

He's been told his work has saved lives, and at other times that his work would lead to lives being lost.

In many developing countries, there is a lack of good mapping data and after a crisis, when up-to-date information is critical to managing events as they evolve, this absence can lead to lives lost, aid misdirected and effort wasted.

One wrong turn can lead to lives unravelling: jail and violence, unemployment, drink and an early death Annie McElhinney, charity worker In figures released a few weeks ago, life expectancy for boys born in the 10% least deprived areas in Scotland between 2011-13 is 82.4 years, compared with just 69.9 years for those born in the 10% most deprived areas, most of which are to be found here.

Indeed, traveling abroad may well lead to living abroad, as it did in her case.

She explained further that it could lead to living in pods.

Common experiences included family conflict and breakdown, sometimes caused by violence, which could lead to living in care (fig 3).

I've heard hundreds of stories from childhood that have led to lives of pain and limitation.

I'm proud that my coverage on some African challenges feels as if it has helped spotlight the challenges and led to lives saved.