Sentence examples for instances led to a from inspiring English sources

The communitarian ideal, in some instances, led to a communal sharing in production as well as consumption: the community took care of a member's needs in return for his labour.

Thus, for example, the replacement of universal food subsidies with targeted subsidies has in some instances led to a loss of political support for the programme.

Whatever the cause, this inflammation may in some instances lead to a fibrotic change that ultimately interferes with gas exchange.

Our research showed that better infrastructure links between investors and portfolio, in the shape of a new direct airline route in this instance, led to an increase in face to face interactions between investors and portfolio businesses due to the comparative time and cost saved.

Inbreeding depression, for instance, leads to a loss of genetic diversity and a reduced capacity to adapt to environmental changes, which potentially produce extinction risk in front of demographic decline (Frankham et al. 2014).

Exploring multiple child illness concepts in focus group discussions in some instances led to informant fatigue, as a result of which not all topics were probed evenly.

The retention of passports and identity documents has, in many instances, led to forced labour situations.

A 10%% higher corn price, for instance, leads to an expansion of corn acreage by about 4%% in Argentina and by about 6%% of the second corn in Brazil.

Furthermore, infection with Merkel cell polyomavirus (MCPyV) in rare instances leads to Merkel cell carcinomas, an aggressive form of skin cancer (5 ).

As to be expected, more prototypical instances lead to higher performances.

Massive population growth and rising crime in the American West in the 19 Century, for instance, led to the establishment of a Vigilante Committee, most of whose members were prominent businessmen.