Sentence examples for that also leads from inspiring English sources

In the Fox News world, not playing along with all of this would presumably mean you may had donned the straitjacket of political correctness — the dreaded force that also leads to the War on Christmas.

But like many rookies, Dixon does not always run his pass routes as precisely as the coaches want, something that also leads to a lack of rapport with the quarterback.

In many countries, young men face the risk of compulsory service in the military that also leads to periods of work absence.

The Tokyo group gave the treatment to mice with a rodent form of Emery-Dreifuss muscular dystrophy (EDMD), an inherited disease in humans involving a defect in a gene for a muscle protein that also leads to abnormal neuromuscular junctions and muscle weakness and wasting.

"We have to replant a lot of trees because there is massive deforestation that also leads to global warming," she said in a televised interview on Monday.

That's the folly of trying to run public services "like a business," the mantra that also leads to proposals to privatize the post office.

And that also led to outsourcing of homecare.

"Everybody was shocked," Dr. Blanco said about the investigation that also led to corruption charges against two councilmen.

Despite the insider-trading scandal that surrounded ImClone — and that also led to jail time for Martha Stewart — Erbitux went on to achieve $1.1 billion in sales in 2006.

A former Miami finance director pleaded guilty in a bribery scheme that also led to the downfall of a city commissioner, county commissioner and city manager.

The case stems from a sweeping 18-month investigation of the concrete-testing industry that also led to charges against a second company.