Sentence examples for tense leading from inspiring English sources

The results of our study confirm the existence of the presumed latent conflict between physicians and managers and show that, below the surface of the daily practices, the relationship between (members of) both groups is tense, leading to suboptimal cooperation.

Confusion arose between the perfect and aorist tense forms, leading to the loss of one or the other (the former in most verbs).

She told me that she had never thought about the political implications of her field until the tense months leading up to the 2016 Presidential election.

The events included the confrontation that morning with the police officers, the president's convalescing in the police hospital after being tear-gassed and pelted with water and the tense moments leading up to the rescue.

Diego Arías Dávila and his wife and my ancestor, Elvira González, were Jews whose families converted to Christianity in the tense decades leading up to the start of the Inquisition in 1478.

The days since the deadly chemical weapons attack last week in Syria carry an eerie echo of the tense days leading up to the American-led invasion of Iraq in 2003.

KAREN CROUSE HAWKS 88, MAGIC 84 Jamal Crawford hit a 3-pointer with 5.7 seconds left to cap a tense second half, leading Atlanta to a victory at home against Orlando.

Set in Ankara in the tense summer leading up to the Turkish coup of 1980, this novel centers on two children, Ali and Ayşe, who contend with the strife of the adult world.

The Pentagon building was conceived during the tense period leading up to the United States' entrance into World War II.

Its relations with some of the smaller and more extreme splinter groups have become tense, at times leading to open confrontation.

His face was slightly pale and his eyes tired — the consequence of a relentless work pace that takes him from arm-twisting stubborn party members to support the government's program to leading tense negotiations with Greece's creditors in Europe.