Sentence examples for press led to from inspiring English sources

The printing press led to the scientific revolution.

His subsequent imprisonment for this courageous exercise of freedom of the press led to torture.

The difficulty of taking out the complete rollers from such a press led to an ingenious variation the Taschenwerke.

This set up, when coupled with the fact Brisbane Roar looked to press, led to an exciting and open game.

Her increasingly conservative policies, in tandem with a combative relationship with the press, led to her defeat in the 1980 Democratic primary.

A post to Twitter from Rupert Murdoch about the "Jewish owned press" led to an immediate online uproar and a follow-up post from Mr. Murdoch, in which he apologized "unreservedly," Amy Chozick writes.

Bad press leads to bad policy leads to bad outcomes and it spiralled," explains Padelford.

All that press leads to a run for higher office.

Applied to the limb musculature, such work (Remes, 2006, 2008; Fechner, 2009; Rauhut et al., in press) leads to a deeper understanding of the musculoskeletal (and therefore biomechanical) design of the sauropod locomotory apparatus and its evolution.

The entire process involves fermentation of the peeled and chopped roots followed by sieving and sedimentation for 24 72 hours or more, the elimination of excess water by means of a hydraulic press leads to an uncooked paste (uncooked fufu) which can be boiled or steamed and pounded into a cooked paste (cooked fufu).

There, government control over Yiddish schools and presses led to the invention and enforcement of a literally anti-Semitic Yiddish orthography by spelling the language's many Semitic-origin words phonetically instead of in Hebrew.