Sentence examples for made which led from inspiring English sources

"I clearly recognize that mistakes were made, which led to league violations," Payton said in his statement.

Following the 2-0 defeathethe Dutchman reminded members of the press that he could walk out of the club before any decision to sack him was made, which led many to believe that the meeting with Chelsea could be his final match as manager of the club.

No one will ever know for certain the precise whys and hows of the life decisions and choices that each Jonestown resident made which led them to that final horrific moment.

During the problem handling stage, detailed assessment was made which led to the development of a pharmaceutical plan.

In the original paper, simplifications were made, which led to a fractional Kramers Fokker Planck equation, which has a known analytic solution (Friedrich et al. 2006b).

In a first part, a mathematical analysis is made which leads to an analytical formula of the solution in the simple case where the refraction index and the absorption coefficients are constant.

After review, crisis in dementia was defined as a process where a stressor causes an imbalance requiring an immediate decision to be made which leads to a desired outcome and therefore a resolution of the crisis.

Nike didn't seem too bothered about the campaign against it that took off so vehemently in the US in the mid-90s, until a group of black 13-year-olds from the Bronx, the company's target market and the one exploited by it to get a street-cool image, learned that the trainers they bought for $180 cost $5 to make, which led to a mass dumping of their old Nike trainers outside New York's Nike Town.

A singular perturbation analysis is employed wherein certain quasi-steady-state considerations are made which lead to the definition of system manifolds and invariants along which the large-time dynamics of the system can be discerned without recourse to numerical integration.

As a result of these limitations, prevalence levels can be underestimated and diagnostic errors can be made, which can lead to suboptimal malaria treatment regimens [ 6, 7].

The OFT made proposals which led to the latest government response.