Sentence examples for actually leads to from inspiring English sources

There's no evidence that the obnoxious feature actually leads to an automated call to police.

The high specific surface of ESPFA actually leads to relatively good activity coefficient and enhanced portlandite formation.

So what can the United States do to see that Monday's announcement actually leads to something significant?

And there is ample evidence to suggest that creating more sustainable business actually leads to more profitable business.

Over a longer term, the CPC budget actually leads to lower debt levels than the baseline budget.

The new balance actually leads to greater marriage satisfaction, lower rates of divorce and more shared custody.

Most governments, including Britain's, are giving it a cautious welcome, and waiting to see what it actually leads to.

"It actually leads to better learning than studying" — e.g., reading passages over and over, sometimes with a highlighter.

And if not contributing actually leads to trouble with the cops, that is a gross abuse of power.

In any case, the paper doesn't say much about whether having economists run a country actually leads to better outcomes.

More generally, a lack of competition for government contracts actually leads to higher costs and creates perceptions of corruption.