Sentence examples for claim leading from inspiring English sources
The community dates from 1892, when the prospector Pat Sullivan staked his claim, leading to the development of the Sullivan lead-zinc mine, one of the world's largest.
The perceived threat of malpractice among physicians may boil down to three factors: the risk of a claim, the probability of a claim leading to a payment, and the size of payment.
The English king was asked to mediate in a dispute over the Scottish throne and laid his own claim, leading to the Anglo-Scottish Wars.
He researched the teachings of the Black Muslim movement on war and changed Harlan's mind about the legitimacy of Ali's religious freedom claim, leading to the court's 8-0 decinion in favor of the boxer.
The opposition Adhaalath party agitating for the ban has failed to substantiate its claim, leading one anonymous source to tell the AFP news agency that the anti-spa stance is designed to simply "embarrass the government".
Germany is claiming leading positions in EU institutions: Uwe Corsepius, Mrs Merkel's European adviser, will become secretary-general of the European Council.
The police and the courts are usually too afraid to investigate the validity of the claims, leading to convictions on hearsay.
Both judicial and military spokesmen denied the claims, leading to questions about how al-Ahram – considered a mouthpiece of the state – could have so mangled the official line.
But the bombings in the capital shattered those claims, leading analysts to question whether underlying conflicts in the Delta — which have at times led to significant cuts in oil production by one of the world's major suppliers — have been settled.
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Coding bootcamps, often falsely, make such bold claims leading to complaints from students who feel ripped off after investing and then not getting hired.
