Sentence examples for messages lead from inspiring English sources

One of the great things about psychological research is that we can use it as a tool not just to make observations about phenomena (in this case, dire messages lead people to believe less in global warming), but– critically– to understand why the phenomenon occurs.

However, a larger number of dummy messages lead to consumption of extra energy.

Text messages lead police to girl, suspect on the road [SacBee].

Thus, highly emotional and/or negative messages lead to a higher level of cognitive resources allocated to information processing (Leshner et al. 2009), and, consequently, higher heart-rate deceleration.

The major benefits of such a system include improving traffic safety and reducing driving time because in the later case false warning messages lead to unnecessary driving and increases the amount of fuel consumed.

This implies that people do not readily internalize scientific evidence regarding fear appeal effectiveness, remaining convinced that threatening health messages lead to an increased risk perception.

An expensive acquisition, unsuccessful products like a tablet computer and confused messages led to his dismissal.

On Wednesday, those messages led to Rodriguez's being charged with seven counts of criminal contempt.

That same year, internet trolls and racially abusive messages led him to temporarily disable his Twitter account.

The messages led to accusations that Dr. Mann and other scientists had exaggerated or manipulated data pointing to human-driven global warming.

The messages led Winston Churchill to denounce the killings publicly as "a crime without a name", despite the risk of revealing the codebreakers' work.