Sentence examples for measures to lead from inspiring English sources

People with the rare inherited disease also have frequent nosebleeds, as many as seven a day, that can become so severe that patients require skin grafts in their noses or even more desperate measures to lead normal lives.

The document goes on to say the two sides are "determined to forge ahead" with measures to "lead the energy transition" toward a global low-emissions economy.

Fukuyama's style of conversation is too measured to lead him to sneer, but he comes close.

With respect to lead toxicity, biological measurements of lead have been used to measure lead dose for decades.

This could force Beijing to take drastic measures and lead to war.

And just look at California to see how well-meaning measures can lead to fiscal disaster.

Both studies conclude that a combination of policy measures can lead to significant modal shifts from road to intermodal transport.

But the House bill makes one basic switch: where the old law attacked measures that would lead to a "net deficit increase," the new one attacks measures that lead to "an increase in direct spending".

Future studies should assess whether strategies to improve these laboratory measures lead to reduced costs.

Some observers fear the measures will lead to an acceleration of Iranian moves towards nuclear capability.

Critics of the legislation, especially SB 350, said the measures would lead to further economic hardship and job loss.