Sentence examples for which does lead from inspiring English sources
(Which does lead me to wonder what nonsense we scribblers could get away with if books all simply made journeys from the author's screen to the readers' and never hit the paper pulp).
The box had been put through an entire testing cycle, he said, "and it's good to go," though he added, "We have had more failures on some other boxes than we are comfortable with, which does lead to questions involving aging orbiter avionics".
The second term corresponds to the distortional deformation of the lattice, which does lead to bond bending.
It also has a new 5-megapixel shooter that gets bigger pixels on the sensor, which does lead to better photos.
Every month, we say we should save some money, but it never happens and it's pretty normal for us to be broke in the middle of the month, which does lead to arguments, so it's not great for our relationship.
The officers in this case must have known they were being observed, which does lead right back to the rather startling conclusion the Sheriff's Office made itself, which is that the deputies weren't doing anything wrong.
Mr. McCain was a frequent critic of what he regarded as the Obama administration's overly cautious policy toward Libya, which did lead to military intervention by NATO.
When William Tempest graduated from London College of Fashion, he interned for the London designer Giles Deacon, which did lead to a paying job as a pattern cutter — but when it became clear that nothing in design was available, he became a womenswear designer for Jean Charles de Castelbajac in Paris.
The Pirate Bay does not host copyright-infringing content itself, but rather provides lists of links - many of which do lead to pirated films, TV shows, music and books.
As with other British cities, there was immigration from various Commonwealth countries in the post war years, which did lead to some racist tension.
The challenge is to devise experiments on human standing which do lead to clear differences in the sway data.
