Sentence examples for lead to recurring from inspiring English sources

Xiaomi's business model isn't about selling handsets, except insofar as those handset sales lead to recurring service revenue later on.

The company told TechCrunch in a sit-down interview that if "it doesn't lead to recurring revenue, you shouldn't do professional services".

If left untreated, the edema can lead to recurring infections, impaired limb function, psychosocial problems and, in extreme cases, malignant complications and life-threatening infections.

It may be, they say, that before the Lyme bacteria were eradicated from the body, they caused some damage that led to recurring symptoms.

Increasing contact between them and "outsiders" - precipitated mainly by the gas project, sometimes effectively forced - is reported to have led to recurring epidemics of acute respiratory infections and severe diarrhoea and regular deaths, among other problems.

Dr. Youngner added that the interests of medicine and the people who handle the dead, legally or not, have intersected for hundreds of years and have led to recurring scandals.

This tension has led to recurring violence in Jos North Local Government Area (LGA), since 1994.

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He even claims to have been behind Team Atheism's scientific miracles, all of which has led to recurring allegations that the sport, like the NBA and pro wrestling, is fixed.

Absence of prior theoretical and methodological guidance appeared to have led to recurring problems in the realist evaluations they appraised.

At this point, Prof. Alvare also objected to a recording of the dialogue even being placed online (although that had been part of the terms of the original invitation) because, she said, prior public debates she had participated in had led to her receiving threatening phone calls and her husband urged her not to do something that might lead to that recurring.