Sentence examples for interest leading from inspiring English sources

Demonstrations in Lhasa in 1987 and 1989 heightened that interest, leading to the creation of many Tibet support groups.

It is allegedly going to mean heightened interest, leading to renewed respect among US sports fans, and then, well, who knows?

Driven by a teenager's inquisitive mind and also her Muslim upbringing, she found events in Syria and the surrounding region of particular interest, leading the 15-year-old schoolgirl to an assortment of websites and social media channels.

Starting in mid-2016, Punchbeganbegan to see a lot of inbound interest, leading to what he described as "several alternatives" that the company could have pursued.

The molecule is a mixture of competing ionizations, and the order of ionization, within the molecule, is of interest leading the way to understanding the nature of responses different molecules exhibit when exposed to photon.

Such behavior could be correlated to the concentration of certain pollutants of interest, leading to environmentally friendly assays which avoid the use of living aquatic organisms for water quality testing (Figure 5AII) [60].

It overcame all self-protection or self-interest, leading him to acts of extraordinary renunciation.

If Theresa May looks to her self-interest, leading the Leave campaign is a risk worth taking.

In the course of these negotiations, we have explored a wide range of ideas with the purpose of reaching an understanding of mutual interests leading to an agreed-upon settlement.

Then, however, he was not regarded as a monster, but as a statesman in whom everyone was interested, leading an administration with a new and radical form of government that appeared to be working well".

In their letter, the elders said they feared that the open-ended mandate would set off a binge of uncontrolled spending by regional and local interests, leading to waste and corruption.