Sentence examples for issues which led from inspiring English sources

She was attracted to the idea of working on environmental issues, which led to an internship with the Nature Conservancy.

These conditions attracted decision errors, pressures, and other ostensible issues which led to deliberate and unintended violations.

Pfizer even sponsored a phone app that delivered facts and suggests for sexual health issues which led to nine billion media impressions, according to Pfizer estimates.

He said that, now he had come to terms with the personal issues which led him to committing the crime, he felt "immense sorrow", guilt and shame.

However, Australian aid is currently deployed towards working to address the very issues which led to Chan and Sukumaran being executed in the first place.

I am nervous that by focusing on one large personality, we are not dealing with the issues which led him to make such a statement.

However, wet dust is subject to adverse caking issues which lead to a drastic reduction in the dispersibility of the particles.

Detailed energy audits of 33 office buildings in Brazil are used to map and categorise the performance issues which lead to energy inefficiency and inadequate IEQ.

Your party has to decide where to stand on certain issues, and whether to condone or condemn other parties' stances on those issues, which lead to different voter demographics changing their opinion of you.

"This is a question of bandwidth," Abiola says, referring to a concept in behavioural economics that suggests poverty impairs judgment: people become so focused on their immediate needs, they lose sight of and curiosity in wider issues, which leads poor decision-making.

The proposed methodology addresses these issues (which leads to working with the joint distribution of a set of dependent random variables) by calculating the correct control limits, so that the false alarm probability (FAP), defined as the probability of at least one false alarm, is at most equal to some given nominal value FAP0.