Sentence examples for deception led to from inspiring English sources

Mr. Angleton's belief that the C.I.A. was falling prey to a K.G.B. "monster plot" of deception led to a witch hunt for Soviet moles within the agency.

His outright deception led to the creation of a movement with public leaders like Jenny McCarthy who helped widely infect this level of ignorance not unlike the Bubonic Plague (which by the way, was not caused by the Jews, as was commonly believed by European Gentiles at that time).

For example, Robert Trivers (2000) suggests that 'organizational self-deception' led to NASA's failure to represent accurately the risks posed by the space shuttle's O-ring design, a failure that eventually led to the Challenger disaster.

Our national gait began to show a gimp a decade ago when Bill Clinton's deceptions led to the 2000 election debacle which opened the door to Bush/Cheney.

Since then, this deception has led to a string of fines against some of the world's largest banks running into billions of dollars.

"A Little Thing Called Murder," which has its premiere tonight, traces the years of crime and deception that led to it.

It is clear from the results of the pilot study that it was the sex offenders' belief that the polygraph would detect deception that led to the increase in disclosures.

Lewis's tale of three small hedge fund managers and a bond salesman who bet against the banking system just before the biggest credit bubble in history burst – and made a killing – is a fascinating insight into the dark side of Wall Street and the deception that led to the financial crash of 2008.

Both types of stories containing a deception element led to higher activation in left middle temporal gyrus (BA 39) than cooperation alone, while they activate right middle temporal gyrus (BA 39) less than cooperation alone.

In left posterior cingulate gyrus (BA 31), both types of stories containing a deception element led to higher activation than stories dealing with cooperation alone, while both types of stories containing a cooperation element led to higher activation in right posterior cingulate gyrus (BA 31) compared to the deception stories.

It tweaks, to fine advantage, the book's central incidents, involving the misunderstandings and deceptions that led to Turner and Grahame's breakup.