Sentence examples for one is led from inspiring English sources

By analyzing the data on TEC gradient variations, one is led to conclude that the depression of TEC growth during the eclipse is essentially independent of the longitude and of the latitude (within the observation ranges 52±6° N and 104±11° E).

Eleventh and twelfth paragraphs of the Results section and Figure 3: this is a difficult section, particularly as the effects of Fj on Ds are going to be declared insignificant, when compared to the effects of Fj on Ft, and therefore one is led down two paths and one seems to go nowhere.

In a 1988 paper on his research, he wrote, "One is led to the conjecture that magnesium deficiency might be a causal factor in migraine".

On the other hand, America One is led by the lifelong Bay Area resident Paul Cayard, who, curiously, is more popular in Italy than Prada's skipper, Francesco de Angelis.

That is not the kind of neighborly, friendly arrangement that one is led to believe goes on in the Iowa caucuses".

An installation called "Sloppy Joe's Bar Dream" reinvents -- by means of a shabbily elegant old bar made of ceramic tiles, replete with bottles, a jukebox and photographs of upscale patrons on the walls -- a magical place where one is led to suppose the karma of old Havana reigned.

Every inquiry into the murder until this one was led to believe, implausibly, that there were none.

One we drove, one was led by another UK fund, and a third was led by a US fund.

This one was led by Heather Graham.

From that study, one was led to infer that bacterial detection by scraping was superior to the results presented in most sonication studies.

Younger women from the town were taken into sexual slavery, but the older ones were led behind away before gunfire was heard a short while later.