Sentence examples for historically lead from inspiring English sources

On Long Island, where electronics and instruments historically lead the export parade, interest in doing business in Asia is perhaps at an all-time high, despite the weakness of the Japanese economy.

The professions also have to do more to create more work-based learning routes for the brightest and best school-leavers, according to Prof Carl Lygo, chief executive officer at BPP. Accountancy has historically lead the way in offering a pathway to professional qualification from entry at accountancy technician level to chartered status.

Salil Deshpande, the Bay Partner who will run the program along with senior associate Angela Strange, says that Facebook is now the Social Operating System, and that new platforms and systems historically lead to a new economy.

The U.S. immigrant population has historically lead the way in entrepreneurship and economic innovation.

Historically, lead was used in gasoline, paint, plumbing, and various industrial processes (Levin et al. 2008).

"Confessions alone did, historically, lead to convictions.

The two sectors that have historically led market recoveries are technology and consumer discretionary stocks.

The public sector has historically led the way in developing good equal pay practice, most of which is publicly available.

Many of those units are obstetric wards, where medical mistakes have historically led to expensive jury awards and settlements.

The localist vision of the tiny polis and its surrounding gardens has historically led to bitter conflict, not Arcadian harmony.

But it is a shortcut that relies on denigrating concepts, concepts that have historically led to inhumane treatment.