Sentence examples for lead to pulling from inspiring English sources

Exercising without a warm up could lead to pulling or straining a muscle.

If you are using a towel, try not to pull, as that will lead to pulling out hair.

All this talk about getting industry to take the lead to pull the economy from recession is a pipe dream.

And while that does mean the book contains explicit instructions about sex, with positions that could lead to pulled muscles and slipped discs, that's not all it means.

Despite pilot testing to reduce tendon-clamp interface failure, loading of 7 out of the 19 specimens lead to pull out from the clamp.

Bouncing is an old outdated method that can lead to pulled muscles and injury.

Do not push yourself too hard, as doing so may lead to pulled muscles.

Do not do too much exercise in one day this could lead to pulled muscles and an over worked body.

Further formation of the R1313.50 E2686.30 salt bridge in this ensemble leads to pulling helix 6 to the fully inward state, forming the inactive state.

McDougall's findings are bad news for the forty thousand runners who will participate on Sunday, though: "overzealous training" in urban landscapes with fancy footwear leads to pulled hamstrings and torn Achilles tendons, he asserts.

High stretch rates lead to dielectric strength failure while low stretch rates lead to pull-in failure.