Sentence examples for this will probably lead from inspiring English sources

The CBO thinks this will probably lead to reduced consumption of health-care services and reduced access to advanced technology.

This will probably lead to his eventual downfall, but it'll be nice for him to give a bit back to the mouth-breathers who make up a significant proportion of this country's journalists pearcesleftfoot There was one realistic English candidate for the job.

This will probably lead to cancellation of the project, sources in the administration told the New York Times.

One expert was explicitly negative, stating this will probably lead to 'prestige-filled confrontations', thus questioning the relevance.

1 This will probably lead to a dramatic increase of chronic diseases and an increased number of patients with multiple comorbidities.

This will probably lead, in time, to fewer critical care units in England and to more patients being transferred between hospitals.

"I think that will probably lead to an increased bid, sooner rather than later," for the bottling businesses.

But they are close to sounding contradictory, and the Lib Dem announcements on tax this week will probably lead to Tory claims that they are planning a secret "tax bombshell".

The use of this strategy will probably lead to an intracellular, intercellular and systemic amplification of the specific virus-targeted interfering activities.

Use of this definition will probably lead to the inclusion of women who have experienced delayed lactogenesis but not necessarily persistent insufficient milk supply; when women stop breastfeeding before two weeks it is likely that this is due to very early breastfeeding troubles, therefore, there is also a possibility that the exposure will be over-reported according to this definition.

Accounting for how this occurs will probably lead to an improved understanding of homeostasis.