Sentence examples for led to late from inspiring English sources

Officers say the state's financial crisis has led to late salaries and shortages of everything from toilet paper to ammunition.

In the seventies, she often played the Schaefer Music Festival, at Wollman Rink; early sets led to late nights at J.P.'s, a notorious den on the Upper East Side.

Greg Cochrane has been mostly good as a fill-in at left back for the injured vet Gonzalo Segares but it was painfully clear that Cochrane was a key part of some of the defensive lapses that led to late Salt Lake goals.

Several agents have entered clinical trials and promising results have led to late stage clinical development for some viruses.

And the recent withdrawals have led to late call-ups for British swimmers Adam Brown, Ben Proud and Aimee Willmott.

One could suspect that an activation of the immune system led to late rejections and/or relapse of the native renal disease and thus to graft loss.

These factors lead to late presentation, complications and meagre patient follow-up.

"And poverty causes a set of complex human circumstances that lead to late diagnoses.

Pancreatic cancer, a leading cause of cancer deaths, is elusive, with vague symptoms that often lead to late diagnosis.

The new models have thinner struts and different coatings, which some studies suggest are less likely to lead to late stent thrombosis.

Patients and methods: Carbon monoxide (CO) poisoning can lead to late neurological sequelae.