Sentence examples for process is leading from inspiring English sources

In Manhattan, the brutally competitive nursery and kindergarten admissions process is leading many parents to sign up their toddlers for therapy.

Emily Barton, assistant commissioner for curriculum and instruction at the Tennessee Department of Education, acknowledged that the new system had kinks, but said that she heard "a consistent theme that the process is leading to rich conversations about instruction and that teacher performance is improving".

That means keeping the whole range in stock, having good customer service and being sufficiently appealing that people will travel a long way to visit them.According to Jonathan De Mello of CBRE, a real estate firm, this process is leading British retail to coalesce around a few large shopping centres, mostly in big city centres.

As Shine of the Garvan Institute sees it, "The process is leading to an evolving research culture more accepting of, and proactively seeking, support from industry".

The process is leading to the dissolution of the polymer beads producing low molecular weight carboxylic acids and subsequently to their mineralization.

From economic point of view, the development and the implementation a hierarchical control structure for the catalytic cracking process is leading to increase plant efficiency.

For his part, Mr. Obasanjo, who a day earlier had hailed the electoral process, was leading his own emergency meeting with military and police officials, and the ministers of justice and defense.

And disadvantaged students are unlikely to get the parental pressure at home to continue investing in activities designed to enhance competitiveness in admissions.Perhaps the increasing competitiveness of college admissions processes are leading more students to conclude that college is out of reach which is therefore reducing the return to a high school diploma and increasing the dropout rate.

The processes are leading to three streams of events that should be explained by a general cognitive theory: subjective experience, actions and utterances.

Rather, more complex processes are leading to higher or lower mortality risk, likely involving psychosocial factors across the lifespan.

He sees it as a "Munich-style agreement" which has handed Sinn Fein and the IRA all the cards, and calls the Blair and Major governments "collaborators" in a process that is leading to a united Ireland.