Sentence examples for led to shorter from inspiring English sources

Now, actuaries and sociologists say that poverty rather than race led to shorter lives.

"Because of television and Internet giving a lot more recognition to a lot more breeds, that probably has led to shorter cycles of popularity for breeds".

And the insurance industry now acknowledges that poverty rather than race led to shorter lives for many of those against whom the companies discriminated.

At a Department of Motor Vehicles office in Jersey City, Sam Aswad said that even if the cutbacks led to shorter hours, fewer clerks and longer lines for drivers like him, it would be worth the inconvenience.

In recent decades warmer temperatures have led to shorter winters, and in the UK the plant growing season is now a full month longer than it was in 1990.

In an Aug. 19 e-mail headed "problems with Avatar," Steven Schreibman, a social worker at Sunset Mental Health, a city-run clinic, wrote that the software required "excessive time charting and performing data entry" and had led to "shorter sessions with clients" and "delays in our capacity to accept new clients".

It was slow at first, but walking eventually led to short runs.

That led to short supplies of popular models like the Toyota Prius and the Honda Fit.

America's long-term economic woe has led to short-term memory loss.

Penn State held off Indiana, 36-31, by forcing four second-half turnovers, three of which led to short field goals.

Budget cuts have led to short staffing in many industries.