Sentence examples for have led the same from inspiring English sources

She recalls animated discussions being launched with Hedin writing on the board a question such as "Why is there something rather than nothing?" (I have led the same discussion in my classes at Stonehill College and had no difficulty in ensuring that the topic was treated fairly.

Taking Mr. Levine's place was Marcelo Lehninger, 31, a Brazilian-born assistant conductor at the Boston Symphony, who had led the same program this month in Boston.

When someone is 82 years old and going full tilt, when he has led the same orchestra for 47 years and been associated in one capacity or another with its parent body for 62 years, it is time to step back and consider what he has accomplished.

Celtic have led the exact same number of matches this term, but have only spurned that advantage twice, with one draw and one defeat.

Conservative black pastors like Mr. McCoy have led the battle against same-sex marriage in this state, where Democrats dominate and more than 20 percent of voters are black.

It is the first time since the 1970 merger that players from the same team have led the conference in all three categories.

Confining marriage exclusively between men and women went without saying, according to Sharer, who has led the charge against same-sex unions in the state.

Third, the same education has led the United States to choose her president from a mere 13.2percentt of the population.

The same weaknesses have led to the same mistakes, with the same missed opportunities to save a tortured child's life".

Nevertheless, in all replicates, both the conventional and alternative approaches have classified X1 as a causal factor for A. When comparing the estimates between the conventional approach and the fact model, the two models have led to the same conclusion in only 21% of the replicates, while in 72.2% of the replicates, the alternative approach has led to the same conclusion as the fact model.

This information is valuable in the development of the medical school curriculae and GP and health professional training to challenge the barriers that have led to the same inconsistencies in care for patients since the 1990s.