Sentence examples for later would lead from inspiring English sources

"This type of behavior sent us down a path that later would lead to two of the defining features of our species — carnivory and tool manufacture and use".

In 1951 Mossadegh rose to power on a promise to nationalize Anglo-Iranian, setting in motion a crisis that two years later would lead to his ouster.

This man is Jayaprakash Narayan, the political leader who just a few years later would lead the country in the fight against Indira Gandhi after she had declared a state of emergency.

In 1917, when Albert Einstein wrote a paper on the quantum theory of radiation, who would have thought that its findings, many decades later, would lead to the invention and development of the laser?

Representative John A. Boehner of Ohio — the Republican House leader who a week later would lead the revolt against the plan — said it was time to put politics aside and move quickly, according to several participants.

Mr. Van, who wore a white linen suit, black shoes and black fedora, was actually Mr. Giap, who as a general nine years later would lead North Vietnamese troops to victory at Dien Bien Phu, forcing France from Vietnam, and then fight the United States military to a costly stalemate.

Eleven years later, Banghart would lead Princeton to its first tournament bid, as its head coach.

Now, Laudan could retract the claim that his theory of rationality has applicability outside of science, but as we shall see later, that would lead him into serious problems.

Six years later, Dawson would lead his own trip back up the East Face along a more direct route called the East Buttress.

It is unlikely that genes could have foreseen that 7 million years later, bipedalism would lead to falls and fractures in the elderly, which rank third among reasons that elderly people become bedridden.

But neither of us guessed that three years later the SDS would lead a revolutionary upsurge which would shake the state's foundations.