Sentence examples for consequences led to from inspiring English sources
"Its consequences led to a taint of the entire system of modern enterprise".
Thus came the UK's enterprise zones which, among many consequences, led to the creation of the (ironically tightly planned) Canary Wharf, which was a direct challenge to the pre-eminence in financial services of the City of London.
Increasing monetary and financial instability and fear of hyperinflation with possibly dangerous social consequences led to the formation in 1925 of a national union government, intent on restoring the gold standard but at a more realistic parity level.
These conditions and consequences led to a loss of patients' trust in both the health system and providers.
However, even when doubt was expressed about the benefits of complying with the diet, the uncertainly of not knowing for sure if there would be future consequences led to ambivalent feelings about the value of the diagnosis and adhering to the treatment.
But most of the time, the lack of rules and consequences leads to despoliation, and sometimes violence.
7. Ghostwritten by David Mitchell Mitchell's first and still his best novel is inspired by an idea of chaos theory, and in it a barely discernible chain of consequences leads to catastrophe.
These two consequences lead to an enhancement in PL intensity for the MQW-NPA samples compared to the as-grown GeSi MQW sample.
Fall accidents among older adults can be devastating events that, in addition to their physical consequences, lead to disabling anxiety warranting the attention of mental health practitioners.
In particular, it is still unclear today whether in presence of microorganisms––soft tissue damage and its pathophysiological consequences lead to infection after soft tissue trauma, or whether the bacterial contamination is the primarily cause for posttraumatic infection.
Usually genetic disorders with such horrific consequences lead to the extinction of the 'bad' mutation-it ends up literally killing off all its carriers, so the faulty gene is not passed on to future generations.
