Sentence examples for terms led from inspiring English sources

The news of the updated terms led to a high-profile clash between two of Sweden's most influential technology stars.

Shīr ʿAlī's reception of a Russian mission at Kabul and his refusal to receive a British one, on British terms, led directly to the war of 1878 80.

Her passion for public health and ease with multisyllabic medical terms led her to intern with the PeaceHealth Foundation as a marketing and communications staff writer and strategic planner.

Translating the notion of an industrial standard into musical terms led Mr. Eckert to consider the development of the standard tuning that allowed for the creation of a piano keyboard.

Green is understood to have been ready to agree to the loan, but the funds from Gordon Brothers were not enough without the property deals and the strict terms led to the talks collapsing.

But the prospect that his accusers — bound by non-disclosure agreements as a result of their settlements — wouldn't speak in anything but general terms led the company to believe it could weather the Times story.

But success in those terms leads to backlash.

The inertia terms lead to a larger pressure difference.

What we'll see is a representation in these terms leads to what's referred to as Fourier analysis.

Folks have long noticed that despite the common use of the terms lead and follow, I insist on using the terms boys and girls.

Collecting all terms leads to the desired inequality.