Sentence examples for make leading to from inspiring English sources

Apparently, these "choice architects" have shoved, not nudged, the invisible hand out the way so that we actually make the choices we want to make, leading to a better society overall.

The increased dynamics and corresponding lack of defined structure likely play a significant role in the promiscuous interactions that these loops make, leading to the formation of both native-like and non-native interactions.

Large structural changes were made leading to multiple analogs with comparable or improved potency.

The political paralysis meant important economic decisions were not made, leading to even higher unemployment.

But strikes are more likely to be held against decisions already made, leading to an increase in pension contributions by an average of three percentage points from April 2012.

It was months after the incident before any arrests were made, leading to talk that the town was more interested in covering up something unseemly.

Tissue engineering techniques are being applied to bladder regeneration, and considerable advances have already been made leading to in vivo animal experimentation, the results of which are very encouraging.

They also point out that handing preselections over to the membership would create conditions where the organisational wing would lack scope to intervene when poor choices were made, leading to the potential loss of seats.

Wilde insists that prevention is always better than cure, and encourages organisations to look at ways to improve its practices before mistakes are made leading to a legal challenge.

Citi and its rivals are reacting to a period when credit standards were very loose, and many poor loans were made, leading to the current round of multibillion-dollar write-offs.

Unfortunately, the debate has generated far more heat than light, often because the facts are ignored or unhelpful comparisons are made, leading to a number of common misconceptions and myths.