Sentence examples for competitions lead from inspiring English sources

The gang and drug competitions lead to conflict, and the conflict often leads to gunfire -- something with which the children at Tilton are all too familiar.

Schweitzer et al. (2012) 218 ideas from an idea competition and 52 ideas from focus groups Idea competitions lead to more and better ideas at a lower cost while focus groups yield richer interactions with users.

"We know that obesity can be socially contagious, but now we know that social networks play a significant role in weight loss as well, particularly team-based weight loss competitions," lead author Tricia Leahey said in a statement.

His experience solving challenges for robotics competitions led him to start a robotics company when he was 17.

Atletico's resurgence in UEFA tournament competitions led to a 31% increase in broadcasting revenue last season.

Her performances at local competitions led to a meeting with local theater producer Monica Ariza, who later held an audition for her in Bogotá.

Note that not all competitions led to washout within the 500-day maximum simulated time; these draws were ignored.

The victory lifts the premiers to a share of the competition lead with Port Adelaide, who play on Sunday.

Doesn't less competition lead to price fixing?

Only when the challenge of competition with another 'outside' group or individual causes a group to collaborate more effectively does competition lead to superior results.

These results show that plants growing in competition lead to lower insect performance.