Sentence examples for say lead from inspiring English sources
Video games, they say, lead to social problems.
I say lead because if you are still managing him, forget it — that is an extra job.
The regulations say lead in the paint pots should be about 20 parts per million but analysts found they were at 16,900 parts per million.
(Increased cyber tensions, needless to say, lead to better bottom lines for all the cybersecurity companies that have popped up in recent years as well).
Lead exposure is cumulative, Dr. Todd said, so the level can be expected to increase as a person ages, even if he or she is not exposed to abnormal concentrations from, say, lead paint.
Village Voice Media, whose 13 weeklies include The Village Voice, Westword and Phoenix New Times, has been under fire for eight months for continuing to run the ads, which critics say lead to the exploitation of minors.
At the center of the trial is the rape that prosecutors say led to the plot.
That tactic, needless to say, leads to endless acrimony at the IWC's meetings.
Traditional philosophy, a naturalist might say, leads to endless disagreement.
He had, friends say, led an almost charmed life, to that point.
It matters also, and probably more, if what I say leads to the changes I favour.
