Sentence examples for led in time from inspiring English sources

That turn of events led, in time, to a new set of lawsuits.

The Germans led in time of possession by a 2-to-1 margin.

And yet those secret contacts took place and led, in time, to the Northern Ireland peace process.

The Badgers led in time of possession, 41 minutes 53 seconds to 18 07; they led in total yards by 434-131.

Which led, in time, to the big question: Where are the great Jewish delis of Jersey, and how good can they possibly be?

The Colts led in time of possession, 38 15 to 21 45, and the Buccaneers ran only three offensive plays in the third quarter.

And if handled skillfully, it might lead, in time, to positive change.

If ingested, strontium 90 can linger in bones, emitting radiation inside the body that can lead, in time, to cancer.

She photographed the mountain during the traditional yakihata, or controlled burning of the land, which leads in time to a refertilising of the soil.

And all were linked to the trade networks across the Atlantic — a novel phenomenon, and one that would lead, in time, to our own interconnected world.

Working relationships take time and effort to build but lead in time to new professional achievements.