Sentence examples for may leading from inspiring English sources

Summer is exceedingly hot; temperatures in low-lying areas may exceed 50 °C during May, leading to heat waves that can each kill hundreds of Indians.

In a week full of mixed messages, figures out on Wednesday showed the UK's service sector had returned to growth in May, leading to some hopes that the worst of the recession may be over.

ITV had previously earmarked the live BGT final for 6.30pm on 12 May, leading to a direct scheduling clash with The Voice.

And, for the seven days in May leading up to their convention, it looked like they just might go for it.

Chrome claimed a 49.2% share of the global browser market in May, leading Microsoft's Internet Explorer at 18.3% and Firefox at 16.4%, according to data from StatCounter.

But she already faces another election to retain the seat for a full term: a Democratic primary in May, leading to the general election in November.

Rankings  |  The blog peHUB uses data from Thomson Reuters to determine that Sequoia Capital was behind four companies that either went public or planned to go public since mid-May, leading its rivals.

While the United States may be leading the switch to electronic tickets, it may also be where paper tickets make their last stand.

The interview guide may be leading to some extent within certain questions and may have influenced the responses given.

The dollar may weaken, leading to higher import costs.

In fact, it may be leading you away from the truth about yourself.