Sentence examples for led to associates from inspiring English sources

Anderson believes the ICC's investment has moulded associates that are not only better teams on the field but also better managed off it – and the increase in the quality of cricket has led to associates getting more attention.

We've also seen that she has avoided any conflict of interest by investing in Icelandic companies at the same time that I'm in politics," he told Reuters TV. Britain's Guardian newspaper said the documents showed a network of secret offshore deals and loans worth $2 billion led to associates of Putin, including concert cellist Sergei Roldugin, a childhood friend of the president.

Wine, chocolate and so many immensely popular products that we are often led to associate with a raw ingredient are human constructions.

Unfortunately, there isn't very much about Schnitzler here, and few readers will be led to associate the bourgeois ascendancy with his name.

By displaying and interpreting dozens of car advertisements, it shows how Americans were led to associate new cars with power, success and status.

The restructuring of the ICC last year led to associate funding over the eight-year TV rights cycle beginning this year being $365m less than had the rights been sold for the same amount under the old distribution model.

In fact, their decline as a significant scavenger has likely led to associated changes within their environment and has implications for human health and disease [ 8- 11].

The results of the above test procedures leads to associate this questionable pattern with surface displacement, but not with atmospheric or topographic effects.

The deterioration of mechanical properties is predominant in the design of steel structures under fire condition, as it leads to associated reduction of load bearing capacity.

While acute bouts of exercise will lead to associated oxidative stress, these increases seem to be necessary in order to allow for an upregulation in endogenous antioxidant defenses, thus providing beneficial effects to the individual engaged in chronic exercise [60].

More experimental work is required to better understand the link between the location of the TLE and the way narrow-angle, and wide-angle, VLF scattering can lead to associated early VLF events.