Sentence examples for act leads to from inspiring English sources

Even in the best of times, the act leads to acrimonious negotiations, including threatened strikes and strikes.

Her act leads to the death of her father, leaving Margo alone to evade both her relatives and the government authorities who might take her into custody.

Nichols has a way of describing how one rash act leads to another and then another, and this rampage leads to the first of many trips to Crowther's, a rambling paradise full of lead cupids and old stone parapets, fountains and dolphins, where he invariably bankrupts himself.

Using an act's expected utility to assess a decision to perform the act leads to faulty evaluations of decisions.

Bedsides coagulation, monitoring in trauma patients by means of thrombelastography (TEG) or thromboelastometry (ROTEM) or activated clotting time (ACT) leads to an earlier and faster diagnosis of ACoT.

Suppose, that is, that to judge that an act is wrong is to imply that the act leads to a lower net balance of happiness over unhappiness (summed over everyone affected) than some alternative act would.

Last year problems in finding a leading act led to cancellation of the one-day event, the BBC reported.

"I feel like Charlie Coulibaly," he wrote, and this act led to his arrest and indictment.

You could argue, though, that the times we failed to act led to arguably more horrendous results.

This dastardly act led to a warning memo that was posted on Sina Weibo, the Twitter-like service in China.

Étaix's famous stage act led to his casting, by Robert Bresson, as a graceful grifter in "Pickpocket".