Sentence examples for led sometimes from inspiring English sources

For a decade he has led sometimes violent protests against the government's efforts, backed by the United States, to wipe out Bolivia's coca crop and thus its cocaine industry.

He led sometimes quixotic campaigns for world peace and nuclear disarmament while allying himself closely with Socialist leaders like Olof Palme of Sweden, Willy Brandt of Germany and Julius Nyerere of Tanzania.

The campaign to convince people that Treasury is serious about banking reform -- led sometimes by President Obama -- suffered a major blow today on Capitol Hill.

In fact, right-wing political parties in Mumbai have led sometimes-violent campaigns against migrants.

This doesn't mean he didn't lead, sometimes aggressively.

When leaders fail to lead, sometimes we have to make them follow".

This leads sometimes to unwanted effects like the positive accelerations shown in Fig. 10 and discussed in "Estimation procedure" section.

Existing shear strength models lead sometimes to overly non-conservative results and need to be validated with a sufficient number of experimental tests.

The exploitation of coal may lead sometimes to the radioactive contamination of settling ponds of these collieries, where radium-bearing waters have been dumped onto the surface.

In order to fit such a vague requirement, authors have to exaggerate the significance of their works, which leads, sometimes, to fraud.

The fund routinely leads (sometimes as the sole investor) late-stage venture capital rounds sized in the hundreds of millions of dollars.