This last example leads to another consideration.
The ability to deduct interest payments, for example, leads companies to borrow more money than they need.
The training aimed to overcome "unconscious" stereotyping which for example leads to more time spent teaching boys than girls.
Low-temperature anionic polymerization of isoprene, for example, leads almost exclusively to the cis-1,4 polymer.
Spring Creek Ranch, a 1,000-acre 1,000-acreJackson Hole, Wyo., foresortple, leads safarin all year round.
"Chain" for example, leads to "chain smoke," which leads to "smoke signal," which leads to "signal light," "light beer," "beer gut" and finally "gut reaction".
Tower Hamlets, in east London, for example, leads a "No Place for Hate" campaign, with a forum of partners working together to tackle race and hate crime.
The absence of a genetic link between Jesus and Mary Magdalene, for example, leads Mr. Jacobovici to conclude that the only other reason for them to be buried together is that they were man and wife.
Michele Dreger, for example, leads a weekly beginners' bird-watching tour of Prospect Park, which departs from the Audubon Center at the Prospect Park boathouse every Saturday at noon, year round.
There was criticism of some institutions – particularly the elite universities – for being more concerned with their international reputation and standing among their peers than the interests of their students, which, for example, leads them to raising A-level entry grades.
A vintage 1920's recording of "Happy Days Are Here Again," for example, leads into the pole-balancing sequence, but then the mood darkens, with composed music that conveys the drama of the danger-seeking desperados.
