Sentence examples for may lead and from inspiring English sources

He pledged to "follow the path of truth wherever it may lead" and said "clergy and bishops will be held accountable".

Democrats worry where this latest investigation may lead, and whether a string of fund-raising investigations will mortally wound the governor -- and the party -- next year.

So if a book is publicly criticized, they don't know where it may lead and they don't want to take the risk".

"It is only right that we acknowledge where this new science may lead and explore the possible paths ahead to ensure the one on which we set out today is the right one," said Yeung.

The point of Perspectives is to allow artists free rein to explore their interests, wherever they may lead, and Mr. Byrne's entire career, from his days as leader of the Talking Heads (1976-88) to a recent gallery exhibition of drawings of chairs, has already been about just that.

It affords faculty members the freedom to pursue their intellectual interests wherever they may lead and allows students and faculty alike to express, and thus test, their most heretical and unconventional theories — freedoms that are an indispensable feature of any great university.

But wherever their children's paths may lead, John and Jan know their children will not be strangers.

We never know where life may lead -- and every single one of us can learn these life-saving techniques.

Their appetite-controlling hormones are disrupted and may lead to overeating and weight gain.

Hyperfibrinolysis counteracts clot formation and may lead to consumption and depletion of coagulation factors, particularly fibrinogen.

This can damage your hair and may lead to hairfall and dullness.