Sentence examples for would possibly lead from inspiring English sources

"Under such conditions, climate change would possibly lead to premature death of the weakest – namely children and the elderly," they said.

The new clause still specifies a broad swathe of criteria that would possibly lead to an inquest being held partly in secret.

The woman who accused New York Knicks' player Derrick Rose of gang-rape will be unable to remain anonymous during the upcoming civil trial, a Los Angeles judge ruled on Tuesday, despite her lawyers arguing that making her name public would possibly lead to harassment.

The assessment says that the creation of such a Salafist principality would have "dire consequences" for Iraq and would possibly lead to the creation of an Islamic State and would "create the ideal atmosphere for AQI to return to its old pockets in Mosul and Ramadi".

Therefore in order to monitor changes in the recent avian H2-subtype viruses that would possibly lead to their human-adaptation, it is important to understand the mutations in their HA that would confer human receptor-binding affinity that is quantitatively in the same range as that of HA from the 1957-58 human-adapted H2N2 pandemic viruses.

These actions would possibly lead to further prevention of amputations in diabetic patients.

There remains the problem of how one could prove that the deformation scheme (60) preserves the frame property; a possible approach could consist in using a time-slicing (as one does for symplectic integrators); this would possibly also lead to some insight on whether the Feichtinger algebra is preserved by general quantum evolution.

That merger was rejected on the ground it would reduce choice and possibly lead to higher fares.

The consequence of overdiagnosis is that women have their cancer treated by surgery, radiotherapy and medication, but neither the woman nor her doctor can know whether this particular cancer would be one that could possibly lead to death, or one that would have remained undetected for the rest of the woman's life.

In an interview today, Dr. Zahar, the Hamas leader, acknowledged that confrontation with the Palestinian Authority would severely divide Palestinians, and possibly lead to the end of the authority itself.

The plan induced braying fury in most of the British media: it would create chaos and, quite possibly, lead to local insurrection.