Sentence examples for may lead one from inspiring English sources

Failure to fulfil these social obligations is considered a serious breach on the basic social principle of reciprocal relationships and may lead one to be rebuffed by the community.

As Fe-bound H2O must be deprotonated before nucleophilic attack on CO, the proximity of Lys587 to H2O/OH− in our structure may lead one to propose that Lys587 acts as the general base.

These differences may lead one baby to avoid novelty and another to seek it.

Tragically, a genetic test may lead one to find thorns with no hope of experiencing the rose.

All this fuss over animal health may lead one to wonder if pets deserve such royal treatment.

The use of MDMA is widespread in bassline clubs – and not only is drug use an abhorrent crime against Islam, activities that may lead one to such sins are also very much a no-no.

However, experiences show great deviations between experimental and numerical results, which may lead on the one hand to significant over-dimensioning, but on the other hand – more critical – to unexpected cases of damages.

Individual preference may reasonably lead one to a shoebox flat; lack of any alternatives shouldn't.

The Chinese probably won't have to lead a Tibetan revolution themselves, because young Tibetans may soon lead one for them.

For a protein species nomenclature we need to distinguish various levels: At the gene level a gene may have one or more than one transcript (transcript level); each transcript may lead to one or more than one translation.

Our analyses suggest that one TF property (functional redundancy) may lead to one TF compensating for another, thus masking the TF knockout effect on the binding targets of the knocked-out TF.