Sentence examples for records leads from inspiring English sources

Tony Steve Coogann), the founder of Factory Records, leads a double life, hip music mogul by night and happy-talk television reporter by day.

This drove man to construct repositories for his archives, but the impersonality and unrelatedness of these records leads to the development of remembering machines for each individual.

"Tempting Area for Exaggeration Meets Tools of the YouTube Era" (Political Memo, June 5), discussing candidates' possibly inflated military records, leads me to declare: I was drafted in 1965 and much against my will was sent to Vietnam for 365 days to join hundreds of thousands of my fellow citizens to take part in that awful mess.

Our results highlight that the peaks over threshold method yields more reliable and more stable (i.e. using short records leads to the same results as when using long records) estimates of probabilities of extreme still water levels than the block maxima method.

The use of different numbering systems, and lack of tracking of former records, leads to an overestimation of samples held, and difficulty in identifying duplicates, perhaps especially for the most commonly exchanged species (e.g. wild progenitors).

Improvement in the quality of residents' records leads to an overall improvement in the quality of care.

Where do the hijackers' credit-card records lead?

But none of these records led to any measurable increase in interest in other similar records.

Ms. Gubareva said medical records led her to suspect that the gas contributed to their deaths.

On stage, though, she is more three-dimensional than her records lead us to expect.

Demands for Beatles' records led him to the Cavern Club where he agreed to become their manager.