Sentence examples for remarks led from inspiring English sources

His remarks led in no time to the resignation of the authority's executive director, Elliot G. Sander.

The judge's remarks led to further calls for a full public inquiry into allegations that the UK has been complicit in torture.

When Guillen returns from his suspension, Samson tells him that his Castro remarks led to the "worst week we've ever had".

To this day, the poor minister is probably unaware of why his serious remarks led to uncontrolled hilarity among all the Anglophones present.

Her remarks led to a spat with the justice secretary, Kenneth Clarke, who accused her of giving a "laughable, childlike" example to criticise the act.

Early reports of those remarks led both Dr. Besser and Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg of New York City to publicly disagree.

Should his repentance for his unpardonable remarks lead to a second chance at success?

When chance remarks lead Carmen to suspect that Zena's death was not, after all, an accident, she starts to investigate, and begins to worry that Tom might have been responsible.

The above remarks lead to the following questions.

James's remarks lead on to the views defended by Dewey in The Quest for Certainty.

These remarks lead us to suggest that the decision making problems the CR has to deal with are defined by the set {design space, a priori knowledge}.