Sentence examples for instruments led to from inspiring English sources
The novel clangour of its colourful instruments led to their wide use throughout Europe, where they became an integral part of the thrilling military spectacle.
It left our economic and government establishment sitting by confidently, even as a lethally dangerous combination of asset bubbles, lax controls, pernicious incentives and wickedly complicated instruments led to our current plight.
A growing appetite for the wood in China, where it is used for furniture and musical instruments, led to a 25-fold increase in illegal rosewood logging in Madagascar last year.
The advent of rotary nickel-titanium instruments led to the possibility of rounder canal profiles and more controlled taper than the hand files [ 27, 28].
Gottfried Schlaug, director of the music and neuroimaging lab at Beth Israel Deaconess and Harvard Medical School in Boston, said that while some people may be born with brains that are well suited to learning music, learning to play instruments leads to changes in the brain too.
Whether the implementation of these instruments leads to better outcomes is not fully established.
The joint implementation of multiple instruments leads to interactions that diminish overall policy outcomes.
That risk can be properly priced when the opacity and lack of transparency of financial firms and new instruments leads to unpriceable uncertainty rather than priceable risk.
Consequently, a suitable regulation of the copayment instruments leads to the same reimbursement rule as under perfect competition for medical products.
A review of the critical features of a published micro-tribometer design, which was intended to improve on the dynamic response of typical commercial instruments, leads to its use with a modified technique.
A still controversial discussion is whether quantity-driven (like Tradable Green Certificates (TGCs) based on quotas) or price-driven (like feed-in-tariffs (FIT)) instruments lead to preferable solutions for society.
