Sentence examples for and therefore led to from inspiring English sources

One possibility is that the uncertainty generated by the close polls in the lead-up to the Scottish independence referendum made business cautious and therefore led to a delay in orders".

I believe this led to an assessment of the poverty of their own system and to require them to admit it produced neither power nor dignity and therefore led to the enormous changes in east-west relations we are seeing".

In Britain, on the other hand, the ratio established in the 18th century on the advice of Sir Isaac Newton, then serving as master of the mint, overvalued gold and therefore led to an effective gold standard.

The degradation in V2O5 was accomplished by destabilization of YSZ as a consequence of depletion of yttria from the solid solution to form YVO4 and therefore led to the disruptive transformation of the metastable tetragonal phase to the monoclinic phase.

These results suggest that the incoming pelagic sediments make it energetically easy for earthquake ruptures to propagate up-dip along the plate boundary and therefore led to the large near-trench slip during the Tohoku earthquake.

These results suggest that the incoming pelagic sediments make it energetically easy for earthquake ruptures to propagate up-dip along the plate boundary and therefore led to the large near-trench slip during the Tohoku earthquake.  .

In its currently available form, sapphire crystal cannot be created as thinly as glass and therefore leads to heavier screens.

"It will free up airspace, reduce congestion and therefore lead to lower costs," said Steve Double of British Airways.

Microsoft's actions increased the likelihood that pre-installation of Navigator onto Windows would cause user confusion and system degradation and therefore lead to higher support costs and reduced sales for the OEM's.

What is unfortunate is that this skepticism is taken by many among the faithful to be an attack not only on their beliefs, but also on their values, and therefore leads to the conclusion that science itself is suspect.

Under general non-uniform actuation, such local deformation produces Gaussian curvature, and therefore leads to shape changes.