Sentence examples for will ever lead from inspiring English sources

Contrary to some speculation, he has no expectation that he will ever lead the Labour Party.

I think it's very unlikely [Hodgson] will ever lead a normal life.

In the murky world of Warhol it's anybody's guess whether such information will ever lead to a clear answer.

For the first time in an N.F.L. game, he is offering a proposition bet on whether the Jaguars will ever lead in the game.

Amazon is the subject of an increasingly bitter debate about whether all of its investing in warehouses and new ventures will ever lead to solid profits.

Few American, Israeli or Arab leaders, not to mention Palestinians, really believe anymore that he will ever lead his people into a peace deal with Israel.

But will it ever lead to better predictions about the future that can be used to mitigate the consequences of real earthquakes?

Don't embellish, garland or extend; diluting the original hook will only ever lead to diminishing returns.

Alas, the problem remains the nagging feeling that such a multifarious list of gripes will only ever lead to an unfocused and ineffective protest.

His constant smiles cut through the stress of questions about working for new bosses Andrew Friedman and Farhan Zaidi, of whether he feels he is on a one-year tryout, and will he ever lead them past the St . LouisCardinals?

It will only ever lead to guilt, then jealousy and before you know it... you're at square one again.