Sentence examples for may lead a from inspiring English sources
If he gets some support, he may lead a life that has little pleasures.
But the group may lead a new insurrection in the event of a rapid and deepening economic crisis.
An artistic director may lead a company but they never own it – not even if they founded it.
Continuity also may lead a bureaucracy to repeat regularly activities that may be inaccurate and whose inaccuracies thereby cumulate.
The voice must not be filtered by self-serving internal sensors that may lead a company astray.
No injuries were reported, but inaccurate test readings may lead a person with diabetes to inject the wrong amount of insulin, causing harm or death.
Nick Clegg has described the Israeli prime minister's pledge that he will not agree to the creation of an independent Palestinian state as alarming, saying it may lead a future British government to formally recognise Palestinian sovereignty.
The Duggars may lead an unconventional life, but they make for some great TV.
"To somebody else, having a very modern, attractive office may lead to a different choice".
This may lead to an overestimation of such a character.
It may lead to a Rooney revival.
