Sentence examples for resources led to from inspiring English sources

Competition for natural resources led to killing.

Subsequent exploitation of rich oil, gas, coal, and timber resources led to further population growth, with an increase in urbanization and industrialization.

Ethnographic evidence suggests the importance of local acorn crops and other resources led to ownership and defense of property and resource rights in many areas.

After starting their new era in the bottom tier of Scottish football, a similar disparity in resources led to Rangers securing the fourth-tier title last season with 24 points to spare from Peterhead.

But a lack of attention and resources led to stagnation as other sites and services swept in and began fighting to be the 'one true repository' of users' online photos.

Policies that promote individualization of land and sedentarization have limited livestock mobility and flexibility in use of rangeland resources, led to break down of social networks that provide safety nets, and thus caused decline in rangeland productivity, increased livestock mortality during drought and negatively affected the livelihoods of pastoralists.

"It's just a phenomenon where there's poor governance, resources lead to conflict.

"The difficulty of having access to food resources leads to massive migration, south-south migration [migration within developing countries].

Mr Clifford gives many examples of how the mispricing of resources leads to inefficiency and environmental harm.

But wearable technology that shares a lot in common with fitness trackers could form an important part of the future of the NHS, as limited resources lead to greater reliance on remote monitoring to maintain care.

Inefficiencies in how hospitals manage resources lead to huge wastes of money.