Sentence examples for leading to which from inspiring English sources

The latest converts are the members of the CRESST collaboration, also based at the Gran Sasso laboratory (the tunnel leading to which is pictured above).

Metz wants to build out this technology further, to help businesses understand which calls are leading to sales, which ones aren't, and why.

The latter may lead to discrepancies in practice and policy leading to disputes which need WTO arbitration.

Analyzed data were obtained through an information system which gathers information directly from routine clinical practice, leading to results which are directly applicable.

"The new arrangements are also clearly leading to circumstances which are unacceptable to us.

– our tear ducts are anatomically shallower, leading to spillover, which makes our crying more visible.

It has all been leading to "Inside," which was initially going to be a talk show.

Brazil argued the United States had exceeded subsidy limits agreed to for cotton, leading to oversupply, which helped depress world prices.

To hear Nazarian tell it, his life has followed a more or less predictable pattern: voluble roguishness leading to mishap, which turns unaccountably into success.

Queues built up on the M1 motorway in Hungary leading to Austria, which also shares borders on its eastern side with Slovakia, Slovenia and the Czech Republic.

McDougall attended the Charlottetown, P.E.I.; Quebec; and Westminster conferences leading to Confederation, which was achieved in 1867, when the British Parliament passed the British North America Act.