Sentence examples for lead to counter from inspiring English sources
Their protests lead to counter protests, and calls from religious zealots for an anti-blasphemy death penalty.
Tim Kring, the creator and executive producer of "Crossing Jordan," said: "The network gave me a mandate to come up with a strong female lead to counter 'Monday Night Football.' I was taken by the idea of creating a complicated and flawed character who was driven by a seminal event in her life: the death of her mother.
Quantities that have possible values that are not bounded also lead to counter examples to the presented fixed point argument.
That could lead to counter protests at a meeting that is expected to feature a packed audience in the commission's large meeting room.
If the X chromosome tends to be in a favourable state for transcription in both males and females, this could ultimately lead to counter measures in females to prevent functional tetrasomy.
Correction: ACS and Iberdrola ReprintsAttacks can also lead to counter-attacks.
The council said it had not set out to criminalise homelessness and but charities working with rough sleepers said they feared the move could lead to counter-productive arrests or fines.
In a globally connected world, it seems that hate is no different and that the actions by one group lead to counter-reactions and impacts on another set of communities in another country".
His motivation for this is that to make "mind-independence" a requirement of realism in general would lead to counter-intuitive implications.
In the case of an evolutionary proponent, the reaction to repeated fallacies could be that of irritation (possibly subconscious if the fallacy and its context are not recognized) and lead to counter-fallacies as presented above.
Such desires could be understood as incoherent, self-contradictory or self-destructive, and they would inevitably conflict with other desires as well as lead to counter-productive consequences which would mandate their unacceptability.
