Sentence examples for lead to work from inspiring English sources

"It's about getting qualifications that lead to work wherever possible.

People will like you and remember you, which could lead to work.

But that same naïveté can lead to work of intimidating power, especially when it is wedded to artistic craft.

The Devils had a two-goal lead to work with, and Constantine chomped on his gum harder and faster.

A general master's, perhaps in biology, can lead to work in a research lab; others specialize with a master's in bio-imaging or clinical investigation.

"We are hoping that this concentration of people will lead to work," said Patrick Delatour, the minister of tourism, after a meeting with President René Préval.

The dueling batons will lead to works of Kabalevsky, Grieg, Stravinsky and more.

According to Rothbard (2001) and Staines (1980), if one receives more stress from work, then one cannot invest enough resources (e.g. energy and time) into one's family; this can lead to work-family conflict.

These data underscore the need for further actions to reduce the occupational exposure likely to lead to work-related asthma, on both the individual and population level.

This led to work on soundtracks by leading film composers including John Barry and James Horner.

That led to work for Time and Life magazines.