Sentence examples for lead to not from inspiring English sources

"Unchecked growth can lead to not being able to fulfill a significant portion of the ride requests and offers.

I also know that she would be equally supportive if I decide, or circumstances lead, to not having children.

That is the kind of communication we should all aim for and one that may lead to not only better relationships, but more compassion.

I also think that it is horrible that this type of stress can lead to not only physical illnesses but also mental illnesses.

It is possible that the test will lead to not only fewer QALYs but also fewer costs, which can be defined as "decremental" cost per QALYs.

One might think that such unceasing bloodshed and the shock of Newtown would lead to not just national outcry but reform of America's lax gun laws.

Rabiot's tall, lean frame and his proficiency at breaking up play and putting in a strong tackle will lead to not unfair comparisons with Patrick Vieira.

Not only that, there is extensive research that shows that toxic stress in childhood can harm the developing brain and developing body, and lead to not just short-term but long-term physical and mental health problems.

For example, wouldn't it be great if your wearable gadget could tell you that you need to drink more water one hour before going to sleep, as being dehydrated can often lead to not sleeping well.

Down the line, he also hopes to use the chip to see which oligosaccharides interact with which bacteria a line of research that may one day lead to not only improved baby formula, but also better nutrients for adults.

One by YouGov suggests the unionist side stands to win by 53% to 47%, representing a dramatic narrowing of its lead, to not far off the margin of error.