Sentence examples for meaning leading from inspiring English sources
While it is convenient to create short, snappy values statements, this brevity can force people to make assumptions about meaning, leading to frustration when translating both content and intent from one language or regional context to another.
In other words, they are adopted only with the intent to meet the requirements from the external environment without any internal meaning, leading to an organizational hypocrisy (Brunsson 1989).
Students are asked to make connections, investigate, and explore subjects for deeper discoveries and meaning, leading to greater and original insights.
For opaque compounds, combinatorial processing fails to result in an interpretable meaning, leading to the suppression of individual constituent representations, and the access to a unitary representation wins out as the dominant mechanism resulting in clear lexical MMN frequency effects.
Here, the reader is misguided and needs to replace an initial interpretation with its alternative subordinate meaning, leading to the effortful suppression of the dominant concept (Rayner et al. 1994; Simpson 1994).
> -wrap-foot> Currenterminologygy uses several ill-defined terms that often have different meanings, leading to confusion and difficulty in adapting clinical trial findings to current practice populations.
These models presume that when a stimulus elicits predominantly sexual meaning in the memory system, attention further enhances the processing of sexual meaning, eventually leading to the occurrence of a full-blown activation of genital as well as subjective arousal responses.
The intent in the future is for partnering, meaning 'equal leading.' Then they'll go into leading, and we'll be supporting — overwatching.
I think the meaning of leading from behind has become slightly muddled because it's so easy to poke fun at the slogan itself.
A "second North Korea" remains the preferred model for the US state department and the European allies – meaning talks leading to voluntary disarmament in return for security, aid and normalisation.
For Exeter academy graduate Bennett, handed the captain's armband on a full-time basis just prior to the trip, the meaning of leading out his side against Fluminense is not lost on the 23-year-old.
