Sentence examples for contributions led from inspiring English sources

Her contributions led to the establishment of many scholarships in her name and to the creation of an accounting tutorial laboratory and a nursing tutorial program.

His many and varied contributions led to a resurgence in the popularity of bike riding by people of all ages for transportation, fitness and recreation.

Among others who played a prominent role in the development of modern aerodynamics was the Hungarian-born engineer Theodore von Kármán, whose contributions led to major advances in such areas as turbulence theory and supersonic flight.

It was true, Kennedy noted in his opinion, that no one could prove that the campaign contributions led to bias on the part of the state judges, but the whole matter, in simple terms, stunk to high heaven.

Results showed that the visualization of discussion contributions led to stronger deviations from a chronological reading order.

These contributions led Fernando Norzagaray, the colony's incumbent governor to offer him the position of mayor of one of the island's municipalities (towns).

In addition, high contributions lead to the growth of the black, or underground, economy.

Second, resistance to the payment of taxes and contributions leads to wage demands, inflation, and government deficits.

Nationwide, parent contributions lead to smaller classes, enriched curriculum (like theatrical performances), more computers, added college counseling and better-stocked libraries.

Despite Mr. Fried's apocalyptic predictions, there's simply no evidence that limits on campaign contributions lead to better governance or less corruption.

An analysis of polarization of state legislatures by Michael Barber, a Ph.D. candidate in political science at Princeton, finds that limits on corporate contributions lead to more partisan polarization, while limits on individual contributions moderate it.