Sentence examples for arguably led to from inspiring English sources

That autonomy has arguably led to some unorthodox approaches.

Our modern obsession with celebrities arguably led to phone-hacking.

This lowered the companies' costs and arguably led to lower interest rates for borrowers.

For instance, the gold rush arguably led to the creation of Silicon Valley.

Mr. Trump's bullheadedness and bluster has arguably led to many of the big wins he promised.

Over-regulation in the past arguably led to the dwindling of rented accommodation, which was in no one's interests.

Also, the Atlanta model — with only about 1/4 Boston's weighted population density — arguably leads to substantial external costs: more greenhouse gas emissions, in part because of slightly longer commutes, in part because of much lower use of public transit.

They all cherish the principle of free speech, subject to legal limits which at a minimum, outlaw direct incitement to violence, as in "let's go and kill members of group X or Y.... ...... Some democracies, perhaps rather too broadly, also outlaw negative characterisations of groups of people, defined by ethnicity, race or religion, which might arguably lead to violence against those people.

If race and gender are combustible issues that speak to hidden prejudices and ugly currents in this nation's history — "I know there are still barriers and biases out there, often unconscious," Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton said in her concession speech last Saturday — age arguably leads to more-complicated questions.

And the wild wholesale market also, arguably, leads to another source of reduced supply: power-generating companies have a clear incentive to produce less than they can, because doing so drives up the prices they get on what they do produce.

Which, arguably, leads to another unusual reality about this election: Even if you agree with Romney's policies, it may be that voting for Obama, and delivering a landslide against the GOP's economic brinksmanship, is the only way to end the dangerous appeal of strategic gridlock going forward.