Sentence examples for swiftly leading from inspiring English sources

Beckett ropes in robbery detective Tom Demming to assist, swiftly leading to a stand-off between Castle and the new man, both desperate to impress with their investigative skills.

Less happily, the British prime minister, Neville Chamberlain, stayed there while his talks with Hitler failed to solve the problem of the Sudeten Germans, swiftly leading to both appeasement and war.

Still, Mr. Stournaras was one of the sole voices to have warned back in 2009 — the year before Greece's first bailout — that the policies of consumption and borrowing being pursued to pump up Greece's economy were swiftly leading it toward a precipice.

Then on top of all that, Cuadrilla Resources acknowledged earlier this month that its fracking operations in Britain had probably caused a number of small earthquakes, swiftly leading to speculation around the world that fracking projects might be upsetting the seismic status quo.

The coupling of the immunocapturing techniques of MeDIP and ChIP with the power of massive parallel second-generation sequencing for MeDIP-Seq [ 27] and ChIP-Seq [ 28] is swiftly leading to the replacement of microarrays as the platform of choice for epigenome analysis, resulting in far improved resolution and coverage.

The episode started off as minor but swiftly escalated, leading to the death of Darcy Allan Sheppard, 33, who was identified as a bicycle courier.

Another problem with the lack of "out" role models is that it does nothing to counter the widespread misconception that the disease is swiftly incapacitating, leading to premature death.

Straker described a typical flashpoint in a school: a pupil arrives late, a member of staff tells them off, the young person reacts negatively, either arguing or walking away, and the conflict swiftly escalates, leading to detentions and then exclusions.

The end product was poor, though, and Ipswich's more vivid imagination swiftly took hold, leading to the opening goal.

On its broad brick-surfaced terrace, where I rewarded myself with a beer and tapas before lunch, the only sound was that of a swiftly moving stream leading through pines to a series of fish hatcheries.

With no chance of regaining his judicial posts, he instead returned to Parliament, where he swiftly became a leading member of the opposition.