Sentence examples for might leading from inspiring English sources

Therefore, 100- and 200- cycle Co3O4 deposition on P25 may be still in its nucleation stage, might leading to the formation of Co3O4 nanoparticles coated TiO2 p-n junction structure.

Mr. Kirsanow suggested that enemies might be leading the protest.

But his nose might be leading him astray.

Normally, this might be leading with one's chin.

And so it goes, entertainingly enough, though you wonder where all this mannerism might be leading.

"The Saudis are concerned that these higher prices might be leading to some demand destruction".

Were the conference more promising, Secretary of State Colin Powell might consider leading the American delegation.

This is the life she might be leading without her "old and ugly" husband.

People just couldn't fathom that the groom, not the bride, might be leading our frantic march to "I do".

It's just that he might be leading the major college football equivalent of the Cincinnati Bengals.

Of course, Cable also left open the question of who might be leading the Lib Dems in those negotiations.