Sentence examples for might finally lead from inspiring English sources
Mr. Abe has also assembled two panels of economists and executives to advise him on a path that might finally lead Japan out of its economic malaise.
They wonder whether these might finally lead to cracks in the united front that the longtime partners -- Firestone began supplying tires to Ford in 1907 -- have presented in lawsuits against them.
Washington's indictment of Mr. Pinochet would not only serve the cause of justice in Chile but might finally lead to punishment for one of the most notorious acts of state terror ever committed on American soil.
The ailment cost him most of the 2000-1 seandn all all of last season, after a relapse, but a hopeful Mourning was in partial remission when he signed a four-year, $23 million deal with the Nets in July, joining his good friend Jason Kidd on a strong Nets team that he thought might finally lead him to an N.B.A. championship.
"What will happen to city retirees on fixed incomes?" But others, including some Detroit business leaders who have seen a rise in private investment downtown despite the city's larger struggles, said bankruptcy seemed the only choice left — and one that might finally lead to a desperately needed overhaul of city services and to a plan to pay off some reduced version of the overwhelming debts.
We consider this process as deterioration, or "aging", that might finally lead to TCS disruption.
Finally, an understanding of how pHo is involved in the regulation of inflammation by intracellular signaling pathways or other mechanism might ultimately lead to other strategies for immunomodulation.
This can finally lead to madness".
For example, it is possible that patients more frequently might have sought help for depressive or mixed episodes or comorbid disorders during the second calendar period, which finally led to the diagnosis of a bipolar disorder in depression or remission.
Diederich finally led him into his office.
