Sentence examples for manner have led from inspiring English sources

The robbers' composure and professional manner have led many restaurateurs and customers to surmise that the gunmen have been trained in the military or perhaps have a policing background.

Advantages of circulating fluid bed combustion (CFBC) technology in burning a wide variety of fuels efficiently and in an environmentally friendly manner have led to a steady increase in its commercial use over the past decades [1].

Including the affected population in the study design, keeping them updated on study progress, and reporting the results in public meetings in a timely manner have led to widespread acceptance of the findings as providing a factual basis for addressing the dioxin pollution.

Even so, it does look as if Capello's aloof, presidential manner has led him to a miscalculation this time.

Kumar's prickly manner had led to several career setbacks, including being passed over for the job of managing McKinsey's India office.

Although his spontaneous, unscripted manner has led some critics to label him as erratic, gaffe-prone and even mean-spirited, the young people at the Dean offices often compare the former governor to a favorite uncle, and speak tenderly about his frayed sweaters and raincoats.

Recently, the ability to direct these systems to DNA in a sequence-specific manner has led to the emergence of new technologies for engineered gene regulation in bacteria and eukaryotes.

Despite his success, his outspoken manner has led to some disagreements with athletes, most notably triple jumper Philips Idowu, who demanded an apology from the head coach when he criticised the athlete's use of social media website Twitter in July last year.

However, the need to provide palliative care in a more accessible and equitable manner has led to Palliative Care Australia (PCA) recommending a more needs-based model [ 1].

For example, completely transparent discussion with families on the day prior to forensic post mortem examination, conducted in a sensitive manner, has led to research authorisation and donation in a very high proportion of cases to the Sudden Death Brain and Tissue Bank in Edinburgh.

But they also offer irresistible nuggets, telling for example, how a campaign to improve reference room manners has led "some of the busiest talkers to make their headquarters elsewhere".