Sentence examples for slowly leading from inspiring English sources

The fungi disperse slowly, leading to appreciable geographic structuring, which ultimately may lead to allopatric speciation (diversification resulting from geographic barriers).

Europe has grown more slowly, leading to an outflow of capital.

Some think he wants the right-wingers to bind his hands, to provide him cover with Washington to resist or even kill the peace plan; others say he is slowly leading his government to accept it.

The paper's author, former treasury official Gene Tunny, thinks Labor's policy will see house prices grow more slowly, leading to prices being up to 4% lower over a decade than they otherwise would be.

Those liberties are slowly leading to more political ones: With the implicit approval of the authorities, the country is developing a vigorous, irreverent, often critical discourse on the Internet.

The European crabs thus grew more slowly, leading to higher mortality from predation.

Yes, the Fed might err by withdrawing bank reserves too slowly, thereby leading to higher inflation.

Recent economic reports suggest the economy is slowly recovering, leading many on Wall Street to prepare for the Federal Reserve to pare its stimulus program.

However, the underlying data source (centroid positions) is slowly changed, leading to concept drift.

The disease course is chronic and slowly progressive, leading to severe disability, often with wheelchair dependency [15, 16, 17].

Andy assures Dwight that he and Erin are through but, at the mention of Dwight having sex with Erin that very night, suggests that Dwight take things slowly instead, leading Dwight to pointedly tell him "You're an idiot".