Sentence examples for kind has led from inspiring English sources

The marginalisation of children's fiction and work including fantasy of any kind has led to a lack of serious consideration of their work.

Even if it's not a conscious effort to be sexist, homophobic, or racist (and there's no reason to think that it is), the belief that one should support others of one's kind has led to an insidiously homogenous composition of the industry.

Clinical research platforms, short courses in research methods, lectures and other resources in kind has led to more than 40 Masters and PhD projects performed within the IDI for students who are funding their own education.

However, there is little evidence that specific provision of this kind has led to a significant increase in walking or cycling in practice, let alone wider impacts such as changes in overall physical activity or carbon emissions.

However, there is little evidence that specific provision of this kind has led to a significant increase in walking or cycling in practice, let alone changes in overall physical activity or carbon emissions.

Difficulties of this kind have led some authors to refer to the tort law as a "forensic lottery" and have given rise to remedial legislation in areas particularly affected, such as automobile accidents.

An internet-driven connectivity – between states as well as between institutions, groups and non-state actors of all kinds – has led to a new set of political relationships and identities, which could challenge traditional loyalties to either the US or Europe in the future.

* Farage was accused of scaremongering of the kind that has led to war in Europe in the past.

The immigrants' deaths were a heinous crime by a human-smuggling ring, the kind that has led to the deaths of more than 2,000 people over the past decade.

He writes with a dark, impacted intelligence — the kind that has led critics to describe his books as "obscure" and "difficult" even as they admire the seriousness of his intentions.

For the Ford family, it was a gut-check moment — the kind that has led to splits in other famous business families, like the Bancrofts who owned Dow Jones until they sold it to the News Corporation of Rupert Murdoch.