Sentence examples for fighting leads from inspiring English sources

Debate and fighting leads to discovery and cooperation.

A cease-fire Mr. Sadr declared last summer helped in the decline in attacks, and violence could flare even more sharply if the sporadic fighting leads to a complete abandonment of that cease-fire.

The Democrats, who are calling for phased troop withdrawals, are beginning to point to the fighting in Basra as evidence that the American troop buildup has failed to provide stability and political reconciliation — particularly if the fighting leads one militia, the Mahdi Army, to pull out of its cease-fire; that could lead to a new spate of sectarian violence across the country.

He had been working in a bakery after leaving school at 13, but fighting led to the bakery's closing and his own decision to leave for Pakistan.

It was not until 1949, after four years of fierce fighting led by Sukarno, that the Netherlands finally relinquished its claim to the archipelago.

The increase in fighting led the Administration to announce it would rush $48.1 million in military aid to San Salvador months ahead of schedule.

Saed Dabayeh, who said he stayed in the camp through the fighting, led a group of reporters to a pile of rubble where he said he watched from his bedroom window as Israeli soldiers buried 10 bodies.

Saed Dabayeh, who said he stayed in the camp through the fighting, led a group of reporters to a pile of rubble where he said he watched from his bedroom window as Israeli soldiers buried 10 bodies..

Goldberg also interviews the former journeyman enforcer Brantt Myhres, who claims fighting led him to abuse alcohol and drugs (he received a lifetime suspension from the N.H.L ., and Cam Stewart, a former agitating forward who coached Boogaard in the minors and spoke with him frequently before his death.

The fighting led to what witnesses called the biggest surge in refugees in months.

After further bloody fighting led to a stalemate, an armistice was signed in 1953.