Sentence examples for will start to lead from inspiring English sources

As we aspire to live more sustainably and better for the planet by subscribing to the use of renewables, we will engage in the maker community and embrace the zero-marginal economy, which will start to lead us into great new territories — with certain parts of North America, specifically California and the Pacific Northwest, leading the charge.

Speaking on Sky News, Mr Brown said: "The reason for this announcement is £25 billion of investment in nuclear power stations and we will start to lead the world in the new generation of nuclear power stations.

Thus the Pentagon will start to lead America, and the world, off oil so nobody need fight over it.A vision will form of a United States that can treat countries with oil the same as countries without oil, and gives others no reason to suppose it is motivated by oil.

The sooner you start to lead, the sooner others will start to follow.

The anger will start to subside and lead to the "if only this had happened" phase.

This phase requires effort, as your body will start to heal if led down the right path.

After a week or two of deliberate commands the horse will start to automatically switch leads at the appropriate time, and that is what you want when a horse works and races.

Although Bjelke doubts that all European universities will be willing to make such major changes, she hopes that universities throughout Europe will start to follow KI's lead: "What we can all do is write down our career path in order to be transparent".

Trade: The Fast Track to Prosperity? Hillary's lead will start to slip as she runs into the Trump buzz on trade.

No matter how the new guidelines are ultimately implemented, NCHH executive director Rebecca Morley hopes more families will start to understand that even very low lead exposures can cause harm.

Eurostat indicates that persistently low fertility rates, increasing life expectancy, and a baby-boom generation that will soon start to reach retirement age will lead to increasing older populations in Europe, with expectations of 24percentnt of the population being over 65 in 2030, and 30percentnt being over 65 in 2060 (Eurostat 2010: 168).