Sentence examples for leads either from inspiring English sources

West leads either queen and East discards a diamond.

As ministers found with the bungled attempt to get carbon capture and storage (CCS) off the ground, having one bidder for a contract leads either to failure or a fleecing.

To the left, a corridor leads either downstairs, to the cramped offices of Fox, CNN, Cox newspapers, and others, or straight back to the space occupied by the wire services, newspapers, and broadcast networks.

This leads either to the death of immune cells or their activation (resulting in inflammation), and the desired target is unlikely to receive enough of the nanomedicine for it to be effective.

South wins with dummy's king and discards a diamond on the heart king to give this position: If South now leads either of dummy's trumps, West wins and plays a diamond to his partner's ace.

A change of style is therefore likely, and it will certainly matter if it leads either to an abrupt change of policy, or to a failure to control the party and thus the country at large.

This... has led either to overcautious behaviour and exaggerated health concerns, or to reckless conduct".

No player since has led either league with a lower total.

As Georgia's House Minority Leader, Abrams, a Democrat, was the first woman to lead either party in the state's general assembly.

Abrams, who won her primary back in May, is already the first black woman to lead either party in the Georgia Legislature.

"Shotgun marriages" Before Roe v. Wade, an unplanned pregnancy often led either to an unsafe abortion or to a forced marriage before the impending birth.