Sentence examples for led them to create from inspiring English sources
The political environment around universities has led them to create an infrastructure to manage academic inventions.
Composed of a group of nurse educators from 5 European countries it charts the process which led them to create a curriculum framework.
Online traders told the Guardian that ignorance of the law led them to create listings that had spread hundreds of illegal specimens across the country.
Marx maintained that the revolution by which socialism would be achieved was ordained by the logic of capitalism itself, as the capitalists' competition for profits led them to create their own "grave diggers" in the proletariat.
In strikingly original picture books, she has created bridges to artists both famous and little known -- Georgia O'Keeffe, J. S. Bach, a Mexican folk artist, Benny Goodman -- capturing what led them to create remarkable work.
Paper shortages and government rationing of all literature except children's books led them to create the Ladybird imprint: pocket-sized books (usually about fluffy woodland creatures) made from one sheet of paper folded in a particular way.
Still, several Justices worried that the egregious facts of Lozman's case might lead them to create a standard that would subject many communities to similar lawsuits.
BRIDGE TO TERABITHIA Katherine Paterson's children's classic gets an imaginative, emotional telling in director Gabor Csupo's film about a bullied fifth grader (Josh Hutcherson) whose friendship with a young girl (AnnaSophia Robb) leads them to create a made-up, escapist world.
BRIDGE TO TERABITHIA Katherine Paterson's children's classic gets an imaginative, emotional telling in the director Gabor Csupo's film about a bullied seventh grader (Josh Hutcherson) whose friendship with a young girl (AnnaSophia Robb) leads them to create a made-up, escapist world.
BRIDGE TO TERABITHIA Katherine Paterson's children's classic gets an imaginative, emotional telling in director Gabor Csupo's film about a bullied seventh grader (Josh Hutcherson) whose friendship with a young girl (AnnaSophia Robb) leads them to create a made-up, escapist world.
Firsthand knowledge could lead them to create better customer service practices.
