Sentence examples for lead to wide from inspiring English sources

Such a widely changing and uncertain excavation environment may lead to wide variation in the state of stress and deformation of the tunnel structure along the longitudinal direction.

If there is misregistration leading to the incorrect correspondence in the two images, this may lead to wide deviation in the reflectance estimation especially in and around the edges where the image difference could be significantly large.

These invitations lead to wide recognition.

Some fear that it would lead to wide disparity of provision: "the postcode problem".

Differences in prenatal screening and termination between countries lead to wide variation in live birth prevalence.

Tiny errors at the beginning of a forecast can lead to wide misses by the end.

This would lead to wide-scale forced migration and social unrest.

Food-handling practices that in the past would have resulted in mild warnings may now lead to wide-ranging and expensive recalls, even before anyone becomes ill from contaminated food.

After disputes over its enclosure, which would have lead to wide-scale destruction of the remaining woodland, the Epping Forest Act 1878 brought it into the hands of the City of London Corporation.

Tobias Ellwood, a Foreign Office minister, said he was putting private pressure on the Saudi government to investigate specific allegations, including from Unicef, that the Saudi-led coalition was involved in an indiscriminate bombing campaign that would inevitably lead to wide-scale civilian casualties.

Denyer said that although there would be changes for residents, they would lead to wider benefits.