Sentence examples for forcibly lead from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, comparison of those retrospective samples does not forcibly lead to biomarkers which are useful to stratify patients without recurrence at the time of diagnosis.

Whereas the classic animal models were solely used to the benefit of human research, research in dogs and horses will forcibly lead to medical improvements for these species, as they are patients too and hence not only experimental animals, but target species as well.

In the cartoon, Uribe was depicted as being forcibly led away from the scene by several supporters, with a caption reading, "Enough, leave him, he's dead".

The lawsuit said that Ms. Eze answered all the questions in the negative, but that the counselor called an ambulance anyway and that Ms. Eze was "forcibly led into an ambulance".

The Broncos' 24-10 victoverover Carolina would allow one of the greatest quarterbacks of all time to ride off into the sunset as a champion, at the end of a season when it had once appeared that his old and battered body might instead need to be forcibly led out to pasture.

When some of the latter reportedly began planning to surrender the Emperor to the Arabs, Manuel seized the Emperor's horse by the bridle and forcibly led him away.

He was back in the hospital twenty-four hours later with concussion after a piece of shrapnel almost split his helmet, but would have carried on fighting if it had not been for an NCO who forcibly led him away from the front line.

The apparent reluctance among security forces to forcibly evict the protesters led the government to abruptly demote the country's national police chief.

Their captivity at Seringapatam (1784 1799), where many died, were killed, or were forcibly converted to Islam, led to the formation of a separate and common Mangalorean Catholic cultural identity among members of the group, who hitherto had considered themselves an extension of the larger Goan Catholic community.

An effort by either country to forcibly control the islands could lead to an escalation of the conflict, analysts have warned.

First and most obviously, one might follow David Miller's lead and deny that forcibly restricting immigration actually coerces outsiders in the morally relevant sense (Miller 2010).