Sentence examples for would certainly lead from inspiring English sources

They never really explain where the tension comes from but a drunken mistake leading to her getting pregnant would certainly lead to lifelong animosity.

It would certainly lead to more failures by small banks and start-ups.

More taxed vices would certainly lead to significant new revenue streams at every level.

While getting the science right is important, Mr. Waxman said, getting parents to mistrust vaccines would certainly lead to deaths from diseases that generally have been contained.

"Moreover, FPTP would certainly lead to BNP candidates winning in wards where the majority of voters would prefer any candidate other than a BNP candidate".

It would certainly lead to a new low in relations between the executive and legislative branches at a time when most people thought they could not get any worse.

Early elections would derail economic reforms and would almost certainly lead foreign rescue loans to be frozen.

In fact, at a national level lower wages would almost certainly lead to fewer jobs -- because they would leave working Americans even less able to cope with the overhang of debt left behind by the housing bubble, an overhang that is at the heart of our economic problem.

The application of this approach to a much larger population would almost certainly lead to more refined statistical models, and would enable the study of environmental factors, and their interaction with genotype, in the modification of DNA methylation patterns.

It would also provide $300m in assistance for tobacco-growing areas.A more competitive market would almost certainly lead to larger farms, concentrated in fewer hands, growing more tobacco at a lower price.

The proposal would give the state one of the strictest bans in the country, and it would almost certainly lead to a challenge in the courts.