Sentence examples for charts lead from inspiring English sources

And that's where these graphs and pie charts lead us astray.

The success of the NME's sales charts led the Melody Maker to follow suit, using its financial muscle to undermine the struggling NME by licensing its own pop charts to daily newspapers.

A quick perusal of both the nominations and the charts leads to only one conclusion: The music business is in one of its periodic re-imagining phases.

During the 1980s, a pop-based form of hard rock, with a party-hearty spirit and a glam-influenced visual aesthetic (sometimes referred to as "hair metal") dominated the music charts, led by superstars like Poison, Bon Jovi, Mötley Crüe, and Ratt.

Its success in both the mainstream R&B and pop music charts "led to the incorporation of many of the stylistic traits of rap over the next few years, and Janet Jackson was to continue to be one of the leaders in that development".

Missing anesthesia protocols or charts led to the exclusion of 10 patients, leaving 45 children for final analysis.

The clinical case pie charts led to a different kind of reflection, as there is no "right answer" to how one's result should look.

In the examples presented, the information obtained from the charts led to interpretations of the data that were not obtainable form summary measures of agreement.

In showing examples of bar charts to the groups, Dr. Burgess found that even the slightest change in a chart led people to think that there was more growth in the numbers than there really was.

The nautical chart leads the desk-captain into stormy harbour; the aviator's Tactical Pilotage Chart brings with it the vision of clouds forming as the wind heaps up over this ridge, this one, here.

The audit showed that the new drug chart led to significant reductions in transcription errors and drug administration errors.