Sentence examples for purposes leads from inspiring English sources

So, if scientific and technological collaboration created for foreign policy and domestic purposes leads to poor outcomes, how does it work the other way around?

Anthropogenic utilization of uranium for civil, military, and nuclear fuel purposes leads to additional release of this radio element into environment, either around uranium mining sites [ 11, 12], uranium reprocessing plants [ 13], or following the use of depleted uranium (DU) in conflict zones [ 11, 14].

In the late 20th century, jute, used mainly for sacking and wrapping purposes, led other fibres in world production but suffered from intense competition from synthetic fibres.

Although the bird once thrived in the islands of the Pacific Ocean, the appeal of its feathers for hats and other decorative purposes led to a drop in population in the late 19th century.

Historically, the ability to create servitudes with benefits in gross has been severely limited, but the need for transportation and utility easements that serve individuals and businesses and the need for covenants that serve conservation, preservation, and governmental purposes led to a relaxation of the limits in the 19th and 20th centuries.

Intensive land-use patterns for agricultural purposes lead to fragmentation of natural habitat resulting in biodiversity loss that can be measured using landscape metrics to assess mammalian richness.

For instance, some of known markers considered important for treatment purposes, lead to stress the role for subclinical inflammatory events (secretion of TNF and pro-inflammatory cytokines) that might be seen as early signals.

The same considerations which lead Kant to claim, in the Analytic, that we must regard organisms as purposes, lead him to claim, in the Dialectic, that their production cannot be mechanically explained and that they must instead be accounted for in terms which ultimately make reference to teleology.

Can this sort of spontaneous "revolt" (this seems too strong a description for the examples Moore provides, of polite disobedience geared to achieving small, discrete purposes) lead to reorganization of American workers into strong unions, as used to be the case during the heyday of American manufacturing?

Indeed, human incursions in Gabonese forests for exploitation purposes lead to intensified contacts between humans and wildlife thus generating an increased risk of emergence of zoonotic diseases.

Altogether these human incursions in Gabonese forests for exploitation purposes lead to intensified contacts between humans and wildlife and generate a risk of emergence of zoonotic diseases.