Sentence examples for dynamics that have led from inspiring English sources

An April 1 editorial describes the dynamics that have led to tragic reprisals against environmental activists.

The same sociological dynamics that have led to the repatriation of San Francisco and Boston from the Valley and Route 128 are leading talent from all over the world to come build technology businesses in the "World's Greatest City".

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For their part, the pillars of the Saudi leadership need to examine domestic and strategic U.S. dynamics that have led the Obama administration to hold secret negotiations with the Islamic Republic of Iran, and refrain from playing a leading role in Syria, leaving this arena wide open to Russia, China, and Iran to make their power plays in support of the regime in Damascus.

Such data demonstrate how integration of genomic and transcript data can provide a more nuanced appreciation of the evolutionary dynamics that have led to the dramatically expanded bovine TRAV/TRDV repertoire.

Such data provide an important novel perspective of the evolutionary dynamics that have led to the development of the dramatically expanded bovine TRAV/TRDV repertoire and may have relevance to other IG/TR loci with enlarged V gene repertoires.

However, it is equally important that we not shame each other or let fear of being stigmatized prevent us from honestly exploring the dynamics and institutional forces that have led to disproportionately high rates of HIV infection in black men who have sex with men, and black women.

The peculiar dynamics of visibility and invisibility that have played out throughout the war on terror are entirely symptomatic of the attitudes that have led to its being so grievously mismanaged.

It is the dynamics of the gaming industry that has led to the rise of a handful of major public companies controlling the direction of the business.

Nevertheless, several seroepidemiological studies have suggested that the infected fraction was likely to be smaller than 51.1% [11], a result that has led researchers to speculate on additional (often unforeseen) mechanisms or factors influencing the transmission dynamics.

That has led to calls for restrictions.