Sentence examples for alcohol led from inspiring English sources

An excess of alcohol led to scuffles, and ill-tempered captains resorted to corporal punishment.

He explained that the end of his career, the curtailment of his contract as a TV sports pundit and a struggle with alcohol led to financial problems.

The death at Psi Epsilon Chi, which earlier had lost its recognition from the college because of violations involving alcohol, led to criminal prosecutions and guilty pleas by 10 student members and an alumnus to charges that included criminal hazing.

The nationwide ban on the manufacture, sale, and transportation of alcohol led to a vast black market in the major cities and to the rise of powerful criminal gangs that corrupted and intimidated political leaders and police.

In any case, the ultimate association of Native American forty-nine dancing with alcohol led in some measure to the condemnation of the tradition as a rebellious activity by both Native and non-Native American observers.

He and three other inmates -- who gave their first names only -- addressed students last month under Project Pride (Promoting Responsibility in Drug Education), a Department of Corrections program that sends inmates into schools to explain how drugs and alcohol led them to prison.

Illegally bought alcohol leads to vomiting.

Alcohol leads to obesity and anti-social behaviour.

A timely warning from the Daily Mash: alcohol leads to pointless scientific research.

People whose use of drugs and alcohol leads to obvious problems but who continue to use them anyway are making choices to do so.

It is found that isopropyl alcohol leads to the most uniform coatings.