Sentence examples for containment led from inspiring English sources
Much as the Soviet expert George F. Kennan had predicted in 1947, containment led to the "gradual mellowing" and peaceful demise of the Communist system.
In short, we have every reason to assume that the infamous policy of containment, led in the 18th, 19th and 20th Centuries, continues today.
Their containment led to the development of secondary refrigerants such as ice slurries to store, transport and distribute the cold energy.
Pressure traces also reveal that 'crevice containment' leads to significant reduction in the post-compression pressure drop.
This confirmed our expectation explained above, which is that self-containment leads to increasing walk trip.
Current imperatives of quality and cost-containment lead a current renewed interest in team-based care [ 31- 33].
Everyone from Interior Secretary Gale A. Norton on down to the front-line firefighters says that a century of fire containment has led to the present predicament.
Utilization of concrete in place of 9% Ni steel for primary containment would lead to significant cost savings.
Increased moisture containment also leads to an increase in water activity which has been reported to positively correlate with bacterial/archaea growth and hence methane production [41].
Studies have shown that medical disputes arise mainly from medical errors/malpractice, miscommunication, and an over-emphasis on cost containment that leads to fewer treatment resources within the health system [ 1, 2].
Later, to the chagrin of George F. Kennan, the father of containment, the doctrine led to the "domino effect" theory behind the escalation of the Vietnam War.
