Sentence examples for has really led to from inspiring English sources

"The fact that we have such a large voice has really led to a very creative curriculum," she said.

In northern Nigeria it is those three problems that has really led to an environment in which Boko Haram could grow.

"In a way, Iraq has really led to an awful lot of questions being raised in terms of trust, motivation, how they are being managed, not led, by the government," he said on the BBC.

So just to wrap up my talk, I wanted to stress again that the privatization of the agricultural sector this transition has really led to a shift in the way that public researchers can access not only genes and genetic material, but also the types of technologies that they can use to deploy technologies to farmers in the developing world.

Would the latter change have really led to the Union's loss of the Civil War and the establishment of an independent Confederacy?

But Jon Keeley of the U.S. Geological Survey's Western Ecological Research Center in Three Rivers, California, who studies the dense, evergreen brushlands, or chaparral, in southern and central California, doubted whether the prevention philosophy had really led to larger, more destructive fires in the region.

"I was on a path that could've really led to disaster and the one thing for me that really kept me focused and gave me something to believe in and a sense of self-worth and a discipline was music.

"Wal-Mart has really led us to water in terms of what sells," said Larry Finnson, a co-owner of Krave's.

Completely free: TransUnion has really led the industry by making this service completely free.

GSK has really led the industry in this respect.

But it's Sanders who has really led the opposition -- not just now, but back in the '90s against Bill Clinton's NAFTA, which cost American workers over one million jobs and put enormous downward pressure on their wages.