Sentence examples for easily leads from inspiring English sources
In financial, black-swan crises, this easily leads to disaster.
In Venice, locals say, one spritz easily leads to another.
He easily leads the major leagues with his absence of power.
"Everybody Loves Raymond," a season and series finale, easily leads the pack.
Fox easily leads the other cable networks in that demographic on a total day basis.
He is popular and easily leads the SPD and the Green party in the opinion polls.
Immigrant stories are a feature of every cinema but in modern times, France easily leads the field.
The pursuit of scholarly rigor too easily leads historians to erase any signs of the historical imagination from their work.
But the power -- and habit -- of doling out money with little oversight easily leads to abuses and even outright theft.
The schemata of experts are also highly interconnected, meaning that retrieving one piece of information easily leads to the retrieval of another piece.
What's easy to overlook, however, is that at the centre of any transmission of text is another idiosyncratic processor on which we're utterly dependent and which just as easily leads us astray: the brain.
