Sentence examples for in a path that would from inspiring English sources

When Erika's motion resulted in a path that would take it closer to the islands, all of the aforementioned islands excluding Guadeloupe upgraded the tropical storm warning to a hurricane warning.

It was a triumph for both the Hells and the Popeyes, says Isnor, and was the first step in a path that would ultimately see the Hells Angles became one of, if not the, dominant criminal enterprise in the country.

It was a triumph for both the Hells and the Popeyes, says Isnor, and was the first step in a path that would ultimately see Hells became one of, if not the, dominant criminal enterprise in the country.

The Netanyahu name would take its place in the Israeli pantheon and, in the process, open up a path that would take young Binyamin to the top of Israeli politics – a path that began in Entebbe.

If he were to accept responsibility for the crime, he might be in line for parole -- a path that would allow him to spend time with his 15-year-old son, who was born while he was behind bars.

Murray decided that he needed to maximise Rangers' resources in whatever way he could, and in 2000 he steered the club down a path that would eventually lead, between 2001 and 2010, to his top players being remunerated via Employee Benefit Trusts, whereby employees are supposedly "loaned" rather than "paid" money, thus avoiding tax.

Another cancer survivor reported that to accept the side effects as a reality was important, in contrast to denying these effects, a path that would just lead to treatment failure and nothing else.

Leading them down a path that would result in them feeling like they had no home and no community?

When President Bill Clinton signed IIRIRA into law in 1996, he set the United States on a path that would ultimately lead to some of the most unwelcoming policies and violent rhetoric we have ever endured.

Indeed, Khatami seemed embarked on a path that would put him in the same pantheon as Nelson Mandela and Václav Havel.

And while we are sneering at the British civil service, suing the ECB (which has never been tried by any member of the EU before) looks pretty hardball to me.Europe is at a fork in the road, and one way leads down a protectionist, statist path that would torpedo growth in Britain as surely it would French or German growth.