Sentence examples for will lead to about from inspiring English sources

Bayer also announced a reorganization plan for its CropScience unit that will lead to about 1,500 job cuts by the end of 2009, mainly in North America.

That will lead to about a week of "we've almost cracked 1.1.2" stories floating about.

The overall elasticity of output response (return to scale) was found to be 0.949; meaning that 1% increase in use of all factors will lead to about 0.95% increase in farm household income.

While 50% of all patients using the current available treatment will die within 2 years, allo-HSCT will lead to about 10-20% treatment related lethality in the patients and about the same amount of patients will have a reduced quality of life due to treatment related side effects (GvHD).

Simulations indicate that transcriptomes sequenced with 454 Titanium chemistry will quickly lead to about twice as many contigs as transcripts, and additional sequences only gradually cause the number of contigs to reach the number of transcripts (i.e. the point when contigs = transcripts; data not shown).

The loss of two leading teams from Northern Ireland's top flight, will lead to speculation about the future of the cross-border competition.

If they become too optimistic too soon, it will lead to questions about their decision to restart the asset purchases.

The failure of democracies to get things done will lead to questions about other features of an open society, such as freedom of the press, free markets and relatively open borders.

Demand for tanker cars has made rail companies reluctant to replace their older stock, though their walls puncture more easily than those of modern cars.The disaster will lead to debate about the building of new pipelines.

The higher target for privatisations will lead to speculation about which other businesses in the government's estimated £600bn corporate and property portfolio will be sold in the coming years.

With Mars Express, the European Space Agency's craft, also passing close to Phobos in 2011, all this interest in a previously obscure moon will lead to speculation about human missions there.A high point will come on March 18th at 12.45am UTC (Co-ordinated Universal Time), when NASA's Messenger spacecraft will insert itself into orbit around the planet Mercury.