Sentence examples for repeatedly led from inspiring English sources

Applying supposed common sense has repeatedly led to mistakes.

"They have repeatedly led the way on technology," he said.

The prolonged squeeze on wage growth since the recession has repeatedly led to disappointing tax receipts.

In her study of America's indiscriminate use of pesticides, Carson was repeatedly led back to the front yard.

Unrest in the city has repeatedly led to the toppling of past Pakistani governments, political analysts say.

The authors argue that the "wall of separation" between church and state is a clumsy metaphor that, in the past sixty years, has repeatedly led courts into "jurisprudential quicksand".

The moral compass in Highsmith's thrillers is always jittery, and passion repeatedly leads people to violence.

Her unpredictable nature, as a self-proclaimed virgin who repeatedly leads him on and then refuses him, is wittily and efficiently expressed by Buñuel's decision to cast two actresses in the role, Carole Bouquet and Ángela Molina, who pass the baton at unpredictable moments.

The alleged digital infallibility of satnav, with its co-ordinates broadcast by the 24 GPS satellites from a height of 20,000km, repeatedly leads the driver to cliff edge, rutted track, deep bog, brick wall, rushing river and (literally, in several reported cases) up the garden path.

One hundred and eleven days after the revolution, Saakashvili ordered the arrest of a fugitive from the law: Vasily Mkalavishvili, an excommunicated Orthodox priest who before the revolution was allowed by authorities to repeatedly lead his congregants on violent rampages against religious minorities, like Baptists and Jehovah's Witnesses.

Second, the number of incidences is high (22% of animals, a little lower than in sheep and higher than in bison), and much more than would be expected from normal accidents or chance, implying some kind of behaviour that repeatedly leads to cranial injuries.