Sentence examples for led to raised from inspiring English sources

Winners of the elite brackets, where intensity led to raised elbows and street rashes, met at Center Court to determine overall winners.

The idea of an outright ban, except for salt cellars on diners' tables, has led to raised eyebrows across the city, which prides itself on its cuisine.

On Friday, revelations that police may have missed a chance to seize the gun Duggan subsequently acquired, days before he obtained it, led to raised tensions.

This is the same Paul Vallas who was hired six years ago by Mayor Richard M. Daley to turn around Chicago's troubled education system and who subsequently won praise even from critics for a tough, hands-on corporate style that led to raised test scores and the restoration of respect to the city's schools.

Therefore, upregulation of B4GALT1 or B4GALT5 gene in HL60 cells led to raised resistance to chemotherapy.

We established that P311 over-expression led to raised C2C12 cell proliferation and reduced myotube formation (Fig. 8A and 8C).

The stake enabled him to create plans that led to raising $57 million in tax-exempt Liberty Bonds, a federal program created to spur post-9/11 development in Lower Manhattan, and $36 million in private investment.

Built environment and transport experiments are frequent in cities in the South were rapid population growth in peri-urban areas has led to raising demands for housing and transport (Allen, 2003).

The researchers noted that false positives could lead to raised medical costs or create significant anxiety for people who later found out they were not sick.

The treatments lead to raised concentration of anthocyanins and proanthocyanidins in both varieties.

The breast cancer surgeon said that she hoped that it would lead to raised awareness and "save countless lives".