Sentence examples for whether to lead from inspiring English sources

South must decide whether to lead a low club, playing for the queen to come down, or to lead the nine, hoping the eight is now a singleton.

Erisso must decide whether to lead his forces in what looks to be a futile stand against Maometto's warriors or surrender and seek the most peaceful settlement possible.

They have been pondering separately and together whether to lead the challenge against Mr Netanyahu in the coming election or sit it out on the sidelines.

We must decide whether to "lead an international coalition" to topple Saddam, seek a new UN resolution, or take no action.

Secretary Powell said the United States would decide whether to lead a coalition against Baghdad after seeing whether the Security Council decided to approve military action, the officials said.

Stuart Pearce, with an agonising penalty shoot-out defeat behind him, will spend the weekend deciding whether to lead the England Under-21 team full-time or seek a return to club management.

To investigate whether cigarette smoking affects the blood lead levels (BLL) and whether exposure to lead introduces sperm chromatin DNA damage in factory workers.

But, he cautioned, "whether that leads to a positive conclusion remains to be seen".

However, it is not known whether exposure to lead and cadmium induces vestibular dysfunction specifically.

Instead, he said, we should use our personal experience to test whether they "lead to welfare and happiness".

However, there has been some debate as to whether SO leads to metabolic syndrome.