Sentence examples for it has lead from inspiring English sources

But the wish to be rid of all that entwining chaos and destruction, of looting, crime, dysfunction, and anarchy was so powerful that it has lead us to a new urban blight almost as bad as the old one.

"Paradoxically, one of the most significant outcomes of Copenhagen has been that it has lead us to fundamentally rethink what we actually need an international agreement for … I think Copenhagen severely damaged people's belief in multilateral negotiations as a way of achieving results".

It has lead to more severe cases of dental fluorosis among the boys than the girls.

It has lead to a standardisation and an oversimplification of knowledge and thereby also to an oversimplification of the landscape.

It has lead to some of the greater public health triumphs ever, including the eradication of naturally occurring smallpox and in the control of diseases such as polio.

But some families claim it has lead to food and water being withheld and relatives could have lived for far longer.

Our Arctic research has shown that ice scour disturbance can have a positive influence on benthic diversity, and it has lead to an invitation from German colleagues to study the re-colonization of ice scours in Antarctica.

Some don't and it has lead to food poisoning, she says.

It has lead to other deaths, including those of Azelle Rodney in 2005 and Anthony Grainger in Manchester in 2012.

While some have criticized the challenge as being frivolous, it has lead to a spike in donations.

This practice was supposed to foster innovation, but instead it has lead to messy patchwork of restrictions and regulations that has undermined the credibility of the entire system.