Sentence examples for led to someone from inspiring English sources

The European arrest warrant led to someone being dumped in a "hell hole" in Greece.

It's little consolation that The Decision, when LeBron James dumped the city on national television, hasn't led to someone else's championship.

His former colleagues say, by contrast, that of the 400 inquiries, 3 have yielded submissions for prosecution and 2 have led to someone being punished, in both cases with minor penalties.

While GPs made 883,968 referrals for psychological support in England in 2012-13, only 434,247 (49%) of them led to someone suffering from mental health problems starting treatment, an NHS report found.

The picture posted on the downtown Riyadh street of al-Tahliya, led to someone filing a complaint with the religious police, and eventually to the woman's arrest, according to the local Arabic-language Al-Sharq newspaper.

"There was a confluence of events, a number of bad circumstances, that led to someone slipping through that could have been caught," said John Peter Suarez, the director of the State Division of Gaming Enforcement.

What factors lead to someone doing this?

"These leaks are dangerous and could lead to someone's death".

Such events may lead to someone feeling a lack of social acceptance and to experiencing increased vulnerabilities.

Romney's campaign is angry at the idea that a business choice could lead to someone's death.

"We also see temporary confusion from infection," she added, "And that can lead to someone's demise".