Sentence examples similar to leads to acknowledgment from inspiring English sources

Since the 1970s, critical reassessments of the Duke of Somerset's policies and government style led to acknowledgment that Northumberland revitalised and reformed the Privy Council as a central part of the administration, and that he "took the necessary but unpopular steps to hold the minority regime together".

The knowledge of sin leads to an acknowledgment of both human misery and grandeur and is the antidote to both despair and pride and to the degradation of human culture that follows these twin evils.

Suddenly Greta can't go back to moving in bland ways, and her new realization leads to rebellion and an acknowledgment of her love for her roommate, the brilliant Xie, who returns Greta's affection.

The Williams termination touched off a furor and led to an acknowledgment by NPR Chief Executive Vivian Schiller that Williams had been let go too quickly, without a face-to-face meeting or thorough review.

It is this acknowledgment of mind, heart and spirit that leads to the great affirmation of life, the Amen.

By contrast, the weak-ties promoted by social media leads to "the kind of commitment that will bring only social acknowledgment and praise".

This leads to nonnegligible delays between the data transmission and the reception of the corresponding acknowledgment.

Misunderstanding of statistics often leads to a belief that screening is more beneficial than it actually is and, in some cases, to no acknowledgment of its potential harms.

Every lead leads to another lead.

The acknowledgment of a diversity of perspectives on the added value of recreational activities, as elective activities, to children's wellbeing leads to the recognition of a diversity of practices and of needs.

All this led to a general acknowledgment: the novel was the true Wagnerian Gesamtkunstwerk.