Sentence examples for leading yet from inspiring English sources

It provoked an upsurge in fighting and turned a military stalemate into one of chaotic fluidity, leading yet more people to flee.

It may prove impossible to find another such figure capable of leading, yet not personally ambitious and so not a threat to the Gandhis' dominance over the Congress party.(Picture credit: AFP).

(I'm thinking of Ninel, the joyless fanatic in her 2004 novel Heir to the Glimmering World who is always leading "yet another march in favour of the downtrodden" and who renamed herself thus because it is Lenin, spelt backwards).

Locatelli's right not to overwork the dough or you'll begin to develop the gluten in the flour, leading, yet again, to fatally chewy results – I find it easiest to mix everything straight on to the work surface as Hartnett suggests.

And with every hit by one band came a record deal for another, snapped up more and more quickly as the music industry – awash with cash at this point – threw contracts at bands who were patently not prepared for anything resembling a career, the likes of Menswe@r, leading yet more second- and third-rate bands to form in the hope of getting their own shower of cash.

The strong climate for tech IPOs at the moment is leading yet more mature startups to set up their own plans to list, and the latest development on that front is coming out Sweden.

According to Bandura (1997), positive experiences should lead to greater SE, which in turn should lead to greater effort, leading to yet more positive experiences of learning.

This inspired a days-long protest in the town by auditors from across the country — during which police detained, arrested and confiscated cameras from several other YouTube personalities, leading to yet more viral videos and yet more outrage.

That's because studying for the exam, Bentham could argue, scores higher in terms of the long term pleasures doing well in school lead to, as well as the fecundity of the pleasure in leading to yet other pleasures.

He may become a true leading man yet.

He was unresponsive, leading to yet another missed connection.