Sentence examples for has traditionally led from inspiring English sources

This has traditionally led to sampling bias, as even moderate drinkers rarely admit how much or exactly what they consume.

The legislation could have more than a statewide impact, because California has traditionally led the nation in pollution-control efforts.

Wall Street, which has traditionally led the city's economy out of recessions, was an exception to the positive trend in August.

Archbishop Dolan turned 59 this month, making him relatively young for such a prominent seat — one that has traditionally led to a promotion to cardinal.

In Western Europe, the predominance of passenger traffic over freight has traditionally led to thorough scheduling of capacity use, with an increasing tendency to anticipate through the design of regular-interval timetables.

In March 2008 one wrote in a diplomatic cable: "Khan has traditionally led the charge to get rid of the western managers who have brought to the company western business practices such as accountable corporate governance, transparency, and fiscal discipline".

Europeans have traditionally led the monetary fund, as Americans have led the World Bank, and Europe is not seen as ready to cede the post.

Advances in tissue engineering have traditionally led to the design of scaffold- or matrix-based culture systems that better reflect the biological, physical and biochemical environment of the natural extracellular matrix.

After all, many of the ways managers and executives have traditionally led are no longer relevant today.

Influential animal rights charities such as the RSPCA, the International Fund for Animal Welfare and the League against Cruel Sports have traditionally led the anti-hunting charge in the UK, but on social media it's British comedians and celebrities who seem to be making the most impact.

With new players quickly moving into the sector, the NGOs that have traditionally led development in Africa are facing new options and choices.