Sentence examples for put leading to from inspiring English sources

The larger complex of cells stays put, leading to steadily accumulating rain.

Dpp secreted from these cells binds and activates its receptor complex, formed by the transmembrane kinases Thickvein (Tkv) and Punt (Put), leading to the activation of the pathway in a broad stripe of anterior and posterior cells occupying most of the presumptive central region of the wing (Affolter and Basler, 2007).

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But when I began to put leading questions to him that after all he did do a helluva lot of reading, he said, 'Yes, yes, yes.

Producers in the US and Europe had begun to put leading actors under contract, but still tried to keep these actors' names from the public.

Unfortunately, it was "reduced in length" as Sotheby's delicately put it, leading to a loss of balance in the composition.

Curiously, said Mr. Xia, they seemed less bothered about the flowers than the fact that he also had posted an item about rumors that a small fire at the building earlier in the day had not been properly put out, leading to the later inferno.

Mr Meguerba refused to answer several supplementary questions put to him, leading to a suspicion that he had been coached by the Algerians in what answers to give.

Historically all fires in the park were put out immediately, leading to overgrown, unhealthy forests and a dangerous build up of dead plant debris.

In fact, the new team has managed to put off viewers, leading to a nine-year low in ratings for the ITV phenomenon.

Falling prices can cause consumers to put off purchases, leading to a downward spiral of weak demand and further price falls.