Sentence examples for have finally led from inspiring English sources

The financial crisis and mounting indebtedness have finally led to an end to American imperial behavior.

Now, the discoveries have finally led to something that might be able to stop the pathogen: a vaccine.

There have been, however, several trends away from this harsh rule in situations deemed exceptional which have finally led to recent legislation overturning it.

Successive improvements have finally led to nearly continuous observations, since August 1997, with more than 200 nights of useful data per year.

Long-running disagreements and disputes between Formula One and the circuit promoter have finally led to a move of the race next year to a new permanent venue, Donington Park, about 100 miles, or 160 kilometers, north of London.

The top Democrat on the House intelligence committee on Wednesday denounced Russia's bombing as undermining "pressure on the regime and its supporters [that] may have finally led to a negotiated end to the conflict".

His efforts had finally led him to this unremarkable ranch house in small-town North Carolina.

All those months toiling away had finally led him to his destiny.

But even the most sainted patience has been tested by the long drawn out wrangling that has finally led to female bishops in the Church of England.

My adventure had finally led me to Gallery 77, in a somewhat grim foyer off the museum's 77th Street exit.

Gary knows that what he has been through has finally led to a change in the way that people will be treated in the future, and so his long struggle has not been in vain.