Sentence examples for order led to from inspiring English sources
This, in short order, led to a multiplication of the size of the federal budget deficit.
The scrub order led to the creation of a series of screening panels at C.I.A. headquarters.
An illegible order led to a mistake, and some of the music had loud, pounding bass lines.
Small roles on "Law & Order" led to movies and his breakthrough part as a quick-talking street-wise heroin addict in HBO's "The Wire".
The order led to the internment of more than a hundred thousand people of Japanese ancestry — most of them American citizens — in "relocation" camps throughout the Western states.
The suppression order led to bizarrely curtailed reports in the Australian media, but did little to stop the news from emerging on social media.
"Outer order leads to inner self-command," Rubin says happily.
"Order is preferred to chaos except when order leads to unfair or unethical results," said Laura P. Hartman, a professor of business ethics at DePaul University in Chicago.
Lens transparency is critically dependent on the maintenance of an ordered tissue architecture, and disruption of this order leads to light scatter and eventually lens cataract.
For my generation, the politics proposed by Corbyn are a long-awaited challenge to the assumption of third-way pragmatism as the natural order of things (even as this natural order leads to financial catastrophe and rampant inequality).
A medicine of the first or second order leads to superficial and temporary change in the base metals, whereas a medicine of the third order produces genuine and permanent silver or gold.
