Sentence examples for well leads from inspiring English sources

11.53am GMT Yet again a skier starts well, leads at the first split, and then falls apart.

"Not every unplugged well leads to pollution, but a high percentage of wells that are left unplugged do present pollution hazards," said Scott Anderson, an oil and gas expert based in Austin with the Environmental Defense Fund.

If the economy is weak and inflation is low, the Fed cuts rates; this makes borrowing attractive, stimulates private spending and, if all goes well, leads to economic recovery.

Thus failure of the relief well leads to more serious consequences than caused by original accident.

And so, if one accepts the claim that the capacity to do an activity well leads to even higher moral status, then one must reject the equal wrongness thesis and the threshold conception of 4.1.

Growth of electron concentration (at the stable concentration of background charged impurities in the well) leads to strong increase of mobility and appropriate reduction of resistance due to two simultaneous processes: decrease of hole concentration and growth of screening [1].

The route to greater independence may well lead through Afghanistan.

This story will not end well – lead poisoning is irreversible.

Soldiers of both countries are good fighters when well led.

And that could well lead to military conflict.

"It was an exceptionally well led, well run cricket team that were achieving a lot.