Sentence examples for ideal leading from inspiring English sources
But Kenyan and Ethiopian governments, in spite of the illogical nature of the colonial borders, have stood in the way of this ideal, leading to a low intensity warfare that occasionally flares up and inevitably leads to many Somali deaths.
An American woman hailing from Alaska (the epitome of the Wild West), Palin accomplished the feminist ideal – leading a life that best suited her, combining work and family while not hesitating to reach for political power and influence as well.
My ideal leading lady would be Halle Berry, Penelope Cruz or Salma Hayek.
The survey response rates were lower than ideal leading to non-response bias, potentially limiting the generalisability of results.
It was found that a culture temperature of 22°C and induction with 0.05 mM IPTG at the early stage of growth were ideal, leading to a maximum biomass yield when grown in Super broth supplemented with 1% glucose.
Humble origins, changes of identity, driven by dreams and ideals leading ultimately to death and exile?
In an era thick with anti-Chinese sentiment, restrictions like anti-miscegenation laws and, later, the Chinese Exclusion Act, cut off their access to heterosexual norms and ideals, leading to "the emasculated Asian-American male subject," according to research from 2013.
"It's something that's not ideal especially leading up into an important part of the year," Maule said.
These new sizes did not fit the medullary cavity in an ideal way leading to reduced primary bone-implant contact.
While the round window approach has the advantage of avoiding immediate trauma to the inner ear as no drilling is required, the observed angle of insertion relative to the axis of the basal turn of the cochlea may not be ideal, potentially leading to penetration of the basilar membrane or insertion into the scala vestibuli.
"Gujarat, being the land of Gandhi, believes in these principles and has been at the forefront of nurturing such ideals and leading its people on the path of growth".
