Sentence examples for leading perhaps from inspiring English sources

One explanation is that retailers cut prices too steeply, leading perhaps to increased traffic but low revenue over all.

The hotel is refigured as a kind of heavenly ladder from a medieval icon, leading perhaps to paradise, perhaps to Hell.

By the mid-Fifties however, Nicholson was winning all the major international art prizes and was increasingly recognised as Britain's leading, perhaps only, abstract painter.

Leyla has little doubt that the origins of her condition were physical - a bad flu, leading, perhaps, to an inner ear problem with odd neurological effects.

The pressure within the European Union to turn its proposed rapid-reaction force into an independent entity would certainly rise, leading perhaps to a serious split within the Atlantic alliance.

Beinart is alert to the circular turns of the historical wheel (with a nod to Schlesingers senior and junior): "cycles of success leading to hubris leading to tragedy, leading, perhaps, to wisdom".

Yes, it could, says Michael Bull, a lecturer in media and culture at the University of Sussex in England and the world's leading -- perhaps only -- expert on the social impact of personal stereo devices.

Imagine if law students could watch classic performances by leading advocates, perhaps edited by their tutors.

"She would have been a leading candidate, perhaps the leading candidate" to replace Mr. Giuliani, said James Cavanaugh, chairman of the Westchester County Republican Committee.

Such a drastic action would have been subject to challenge as "arbitrary and capricious" under the Administrative Procedure Act, leading to perhaps years of litigation.

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