Sentence examples for leads to knocking from inspiring English sources
This leads to "knocking" in a gasoline engine.
But it admits that only 59 per cent will be able to get to court in less than an hour using public transport, and that longer journeys "could also lead to knock on effects such as non-appearance in court for some cases".
Otherwise, pending works arising from work clashes can lead to knock-on effects resulting in productivity constraints and pressures, as well as more rework and demolition.
When the boom ended, and led to knock-on effects like the closure of Clive Palmer's Queensland Nickel plant, demand and confidence dried up.
The government has insisted that increased pay to attract a high-calibre candidate for the vacant garda commissioner post will not lead to knock-on increases in other parts of the public service.
The resulting fire sale and deterioration of liquidity would have dramatic effects on asset prices and lead to knock-on failures of other institutions.
(D) Homologous recombination between the WT p53 allele of p53+/− hESCs and the targeting vector led to knock-in hESCs with the selection cassette inserted in the targeted allele.
The knocking over of the first rectangle has a ripple effect which leads to the knocking over of the second one and so forth, and each successive rectangle is a shade darker, with the last one completely green.
Because the reality is that prices for ivory and rhino horn are skyrocketing, which in turn leads to the knock down effects of more involvement of transnational organized criminals and other destabilizing elements, more corruption, and more collateral damage.
Thus, morpholino treatment that leads to transient knock-down of correct pre-mRNA splicing or mRNA translation does not necessarily result in complete elimination of functional protein; thus, to a certain extent, functional Abcb4 may still have been present in Abcb4 knock-down embryos.
The Olympic effect led to more knocking on club doors but no significant increase in bums on sofas.
