Sentence examples for leading to taking from inspiring English sources

It is possible to significantly improve the safety performance by learning from previous near-miss accidents and tracking near-miss accidents in real time leading to taking appropriate action before a potential up-coming accident.

PCCW chairman Li, son of the world's 11th richest billionaire, Li Ka-shing, now awaits a decision by a Hong Kong appeals court on a $2.1 billion bid he's leading to take PCCW private.

Melanin biosynthesis steps in the body include L-DOPA by tyrosine as a substrate, followed by its conversion to L-dopaquinone by the successive enzymatic oxidations, leading to take place a reaction of polymerization [ 15].

Three interviewees commented on technological issues they had experienced with the system including the length of time it took to load, leading to it taking too long to record each injury.

Each controversy was followed only by an improved position in the polls, leading to Trump taking center stage at the Cleveland debate.

The urban expansion over the last century in Lisbon has created a lot of pressure in the suburbs leading to construction taking place in less favourable terrains.

It found better ventilation and heating at home improved children's health and quality of life, leading to them taking less time of school.

There is little evidence of paternity leave leading to men taking a more equal share of domestic work.

The same goes for cases of perceptual judgements leading to, or taken by the respective subject to be confirming, entries into an already existing file.

A shortage of ICU beds leading to women taken care of without admission to ICU may also contribute to a high proportion of maternal deaths and organ dysfunction.

The BBC appealed three times, leading to the process taking 14 months to resolve.