The phrase "a strike that led" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an event or action that resulted in a significant outcome or consequence, often in a historical or news context.
Example: "The labor dispute escalated into a strike that led to major changes in workplace policies."
Alternatives: "a strike resulting in" or "a strike that caused".
A year later, during the playoffs, he called a strike that led to pay hikes and better working conditions.
But "Black and Tan," which is the sneaker's "unofficial" name, has a darker connotation for many Irish people: it's also the name of a British paramilitary unit sent to quell Irish rebellion against British rule in the 1920s, a strike that led to many attacks on civilians.
Phil Simms threw that fourth-quarter, fourth-down pass to Bobby Johnson at the Metrodome in Minneapolis, a stunning strike that led to a 22-20 comeback victory and imbued those Giants with a feeling of divine invincibility that carried them through 12 successive victories.
Air India has significantly reduced fares in recent weeks to try to woo back customers after a pilots' strike that led to hundreds of canceled flights this year.
For example, it was heroes held in the privately-run Adelanto Detention Facility who used their bodies as a form of protest in a 300-person hunger strike that led to the introduction of the Dignity Not Detention Act.
A teacher at JHS 127 and Theodore Roosevelt H.S., both in the Bronx, she was a committed member of the United Federation of Teachers and a leader in the 1960 strike that led to the union's recognition.
About 800 Canada geese around New York City's LaGuardia and Kennedy airports have been trapped and killed in an attempt to reduce the type of bird strike that led to a passenger jet landing in the River Hudson last winter.
Nearly a year since the double-bird strike that led to Capt.
His first move was to restore the gold standard, a disastrous measure, from which flowed deflation, unemployment, and the miners' strike that led to the general strike of 1926.
Anna Walentynowicz, a labor leader whose firing as a crane operator at the Lenin shipyard in Gdansk in 1980 touched off the strike that led to the founding of Solidarity and the unraveling of Communism in Poland, died on Saturday in the plane crash in Russia in which Poland's president and dozens of Polish leaders were killed.
In his case, it was after 15 years as a miner, the last year of which was spent on the National Union of Mineworkers' picket line at Clipstone colliery in Nottinghamshire during the strike that led to the end of the industry.
