Sentence examples for lead to order from inspiring English sources

Investment risks include unexpected weakness in commercial air travel or defense spending, which could lead to order cancellations and reductions.

Indeed, it is still an open question for some as to whether we have yet a sufficiently rich understanding of the laws of nature or whether we need to seek deep laws that lead to order and organization (Kauffman 2000).

Unavoidably, trials in the fatigued condition were performed after those in the unfatigued condition and this could lead to order effects, for example due to learning, which might dilute the fatigue effect.

Ms. Lindquist said it was the landlord's responsibility to inform tenants of violations that could lead to orders to vacate.

Aggravating circumstances — like the use of a weapon, or harm inflicted on a child — can lead to orders of as much as five years.

This proposed configuration and the enhanced algorithm lead to orders-of-magnitude improvement in estimation accuracy.

Understanding the physical and chemical processes in which local interactions lead to ordered structures is of particular relevance to the realization of supramolecular architectures on surfaces.

At a fixed operating condition, critical periodicity is identified for stable secondary structure formation that may lead to ordered nano-patterns for diverse applications.

Though the investigation is ongoing, air district officials believe it could ultimately lead to orders to stop operations, civil penalties or criminal charges.

A mixture of 15-crown-5 and 18-crown-6 ethers can lead to ordered intergrowths of the hexagonal and cubic polymorphs (Terasaki et al., 1993 ▸).

A separate report from the Commerce Department showed a nearly 100 percent drop in civilian aircraft orders led to orders for long-lasting manufactured goods dropping 2.5 percent in December.