Sentence examples for have really led from inspiring English sources

"But there are people in agriculture who have really led the way".

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

"The Friends, in the past, in collecting money, have really led the public to believe that they are fundraising for the park, but the park has gotten very few funds" from the group, she said.

"We've had this repeated sort of crisis with the FARC because the attempts by President Pastrana to open up peace talks or open up discussions about how to resolve this situation have really led nowhere," said Richard Boucher, the State Department spokesman.

They have really led the industry into the mainstream".

Colleges have really led the way thus far as they represent the low-hanging fruit for companies hawking educational software, tech services or hardware, but online bookstores, courses, and mobile textbooks are coming and coming soon — even to K-12.

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

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

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

Vaizey said the BFI had "really led the way in the diversity debate... and helped break a logjam by showing you can do it".

"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.