Examples of 'is likely to lead' in a sentence
Meaning of "is likely to lead"
is likely to lead - This phrase suggests that a particular course of action, decision, or situation will probably result in a specific outcome or consequence. It indicates a high probability or likelihood of a certain event or development
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is likely to lead
The refusal is likely to lead to consumer harm.
Some believe that direct democracy is likely to lead to bad.
Is likely to lead to the collapse of other banks.
A fast talker is likely to lead you astray.
Manual removal often causes gag reflex though and it is likely to lead to vomiting.
And it is likely to lead to increased humanitarian emergencies.
It is extremely risky and is likely to lead to financial loss.
This is likely to lead to broader improvements in public administration.
Planning for education is likely to lead to better results.
This is likely to lead to an increased risk of aneurysm formation.
Experience of life is likely to lead to this.
This is likely to lead to more outsourcing.
Countable damage is damage which is likely to lead to secondary infection.
And it is likely to lead to a long debate in any case.
Ignoring the bigger picture is likely to lead to costly mistakes.
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This is likely to lead to a dangerous nuclear arms race.
The investigation is ongoing and is likely to lead to further arrests.
It is likely to lead to commanding those ships.
So international trade expansion is likely to lead to increased use of transportation.
This is likely to lead to a lack of reliability of the positive control.
The onset of such an acute attack is likely to lead to hospitalisation.
This is likely to lead to delay and changes in the draft.
Relatively light winds is likely to lead to some patchy fog.
This is likely to lead to a new generation of refugees or internally displaced persons.
That has led to failure and is likely to lead to failure again.
This is likely to lead to poorer d.
The implication is that all of this is likely to lead to a continental crisis.
This is likely to lead to increased pressure for interregional transfer payments.
Opening up their books of account is likely to lead to more trust in governments.
This is likely to lead to arbitrary and uneven application of the law.
This vague and unspecified concept is likely to lead to differences of interpretation.
This is likely to lead to a significant reorganization of roles across the business.
Swallowing of multiple tablets is likely to lead in non adherence to dosing schedule.
This is likely to lead to a significant reorganisation of roles across the business.
The bisphosphonate class of drugs is likely to lead to more improvements in survival.
It is likely to lead to a lack of mental alertness and drowsiness while studying.
Engaging in that is likely to lead to a response.
This is not a rational process, or is it one that is likely to lead to.
The notebook is likely to lead him in that direction.
In science, as in love, a concentration on technique is likely to lead to impotence.
Microsoft is likely to lead the way.
That is partly because a zero-sum attempt at containment is likely to lead to conflict.
Any flooding is likely to lead to mould.
Any distribution of CFU ( Cranio-Facial-Universe ) video content or text is likely to lead to prosecution.
Such an approach is likely to lead to concrete results more quickly.
Indeed, even a slight alteration of this condition is likely to lead to a risk of falling.
This approach is likely to lead to better and more practical results.
Any effort to amend the constitution is likely to lead to street protests.
Such a perception is likely to lead communities to close all possible doors to collaboration.
This latest spasm of sectarian violence is likely to lead to another mass exodus.
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This would lead to better utilization of resources
But you gotta take the lead
Delay in treatment can lead to amputation or death
