Examples of 'will lead to better' in a sentence

Meaning of "will lead to better"

will lead to better: Indicates that an action or decision will result in improved circumstances or outcomes

How to use "will lead to better" in a sentence

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will lead to better
Public participation will lead to better outcomes.
It will lead to better diagnosis and treatment.
Joint project planning will lead to better results.
This will lead to better legislationand better implementation.
Quality content is what will lead to better engagement.
It will lead to better job opportunities.
Focus and clarity will lead to better response.
Will lead to better economic performance.
Better teachers will lead to better education.
Will lead to better results.
Better planning will lead to better execution.
Current or impending changes in your daily life will lead to better days.
Doing so will lead to better relations with them.
Is to uncover new knowledge that will lead to better health.
This will lead to better planning.

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The researchers hope these findings will lead to better treatments.
This will lead to better gains in the future.
All these characteristics will lead to better sample readings.
This will lead to better and more effective communication.
Incorporating these insights will lead to better pricing decisions.
This will lead to better designed small autonomous robots.
Chain integration with customers will lead to better customer relationships.
This will lead to better services for the consumers.
It is reasonable that more and better data will lead to better correlations.
Diversity will lead to better science.
Better information and better institutions are the key tools that will lead to better outcomes.
Knowing that will lead to better decisions.
Deer Lodge Centre team says time spent on collaboration will lead to better care.
Good preparation will lead to better business calls.
If you build experience as a book marketer, it will lead to better jobs.
Change will lead to better outcomes.
The education of heritage practitioners and communities will lead to better decisions and responses.
This will lead to better coordination and improved efficiency.
Facilitate a convincing evaluation that will lead to better and more efficacious outcomes.
This will lead to better understanding of the differences between civilizations.
It is believed that these benefits will lead to better transplant tolerance in such individuals.
This will lead to better informed purchasing decisions about such products.
I am hopeful that all this will lead to better team play on the field.
That will lead to better architecture and a more flexible system.
No decisive guarantee that optimization measures will lead to better positions for certain keywords.
And that will lead to better health outcomes for everyone.
A better understanding of the dauer mechanisms will lead to better therapies against these nematodes.
This will lead to better breathing and improved quality of life.
Finding ways to differentiate tumors will lead to better diagnosis and more specific therapies.
This will lead to better understanding and communication of biomonitoring study results.
Raising management standards overall will lead to better longterm budgeting in public finance bodies.
It will lead to better coordination and quicker assistance for the people affected.
Better information will lead to better decision making.
This will lead to better utilization of the many qualified outputs and hence greater effectiveness.
Higher credit scores will lead to better terms on your loan.

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Examples of using Will
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Examples of using Lead
This would lead to better utilization of resources
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