Sentence examples for lead to the impression from inspiring English sources

The existence of ellipsis may lead to the impression that syntax is partly destroyed.

These features of the jaws and teeth lead to the impression that the animals must have fed on some sort of soft, pulpy plant food.

An oblique transection or MRI cut could easily lead to the impression of a complex multi-layered arrangement of the quadriceps tendon.

So just one hospital outbreak can raise the numbers significantly and lead to the impression that the whole epidemic is changing.

An oblique transection could lead to the impression of a complex multi-layered arrangement of the quadriceps tendon Fig. 4 Distal aspect of the extensor apparatus of the knee joint above the patella.

He said: "The nut must have been in a tightened position to lead to the impression we had, if the nut was loose it would just have turned with the tool". Gas engineer Michael Osborne said he was called to the Cilliers' home on 30 March to make the gas leak safe.

Chris Sutton, Wales regional director of the commercial property company Jones Lang LaSalle, says problems on the roads lead to the impressions that build up about a place - such as when people hear of congestion on the main route into Wales from the south.

For Kaplan, this perspective leads to the impression that history moves backward.

As for the US pulling out of S Korea, that leads to the impression of S Korea being abandonned and shows a weaker S Korea.

This led to the impression, among voters as well as parliamentarians, that the Christian Democratic political program was diffuse and undefined, even that close to the election.

The rise of amateur ladies' poker nights in cities around the country has led to the impression that women have become an explosive force in the game.