Sentence examples for normally lead from inspiring English sources

"El Niño typically brings this area above-normal sea surface temperatures and less vertical wind shear, both of which normally lead to tropical cyclone intensification".

The downside of a falling currency is that more-expensive imports normally lead to higher inflation.

(Even if you normally lead ace from ace-king, after Trick 1 you should lead king from ace-king).

The value of the consulship lay in the lucrative provincial governorship to which it would normally lead.

While the state would ideally be aiming for a budget surplus, recessions normally lead to higher deficits.

Annual coaching changes normally lead to instability, but not when you have an on-field coach like Ray Lewis.

They don't normally lead to religious commitment or action, except in societies where their meaning seems self-evident, and there are fewer and fewer of those.

After one tantalizing note of "Please Do Not Go," which would normally lead into a terrific, cascading bass line, the music stopped.

Oloka-Onyango said Kato did not appear to have been involved in "shady business or party politics, the things that normally lead to this kind of attack".

CQC said that those findings would normally lead to enforcement action but because the hospital was already in special measures it had instead informed Monitor of the breaches.

A finding of guilty of 'aiding the enemy' would normally lead to a sentence of life imprisonment without the possibility of parole.