Sentence examples for regularly leads to from inspiring English sources
As mushrooms emerge after the rain, a structural-adjustment programme regularly leads to destabilising violence: the IMF riot.
Redistricting regularly leads to heated political and legal fights as legislators scramble to gain advantage for their parties.
The protagonists have never signed a peace deal despite a 1994 ceasefire, and sporadic violence regularly leads to the deaths of soldiers on both sides, though the latest outbreak represents a serious escalation in hostilities.
Steven George-Hilley, director of technology at the thinktank Parliament Street, which obtained the data, said: "Revenge porn is a horrific crime which regularly leads to victims contemplating suicide.
Mangelsen is one of the best-known chroniclers of what he calls the Yellowstone area's "rock star bears". They include 399, a female grizzly he first spotted in 2006 who has produced dozens of offspring often seen with her near roads in Grand Teton, where tourist gawking regularly leads to "bear jams" — lines of cars stopped while passengers get an up-close look at an iconic American species.
Others are shakier, and it is also an unavoidable fact that the solution of one scientific problem regularly leads to the identification of others that are at least as tricky.
Nigeria's grinding poverty and vast disparities in wealth regularly lead to these types of social breakdowns, they said.
He was a finalist three times before, the last in 2003, and his nomination regularly led to sturdy debate.
For the Dutch steelmaker, however, the suggestion box regularly led to improvements—saving more than $750,000 in one year alone.
In Lebanon, slum-like conditions and state discrimination in camps regularly lead to clashes with the army.
Moreover, the fragmentation of parties and the strictness of party financing regulations regularly lead to long investigations into fund-raising, hiring and manipulation of the system to benefit donors or friends.
