Sentence examples for that finally led from inspiring English sources

It was the huge losses and the violence in Miami that finally led security officials in the fashion industry to seek help from the Attorney General.

But though the splendour of the Mughal court reached its zenith under him, he also set in motion influences that finally led to the decline of the empire.

Tells about her years in Japan; her arrival in this country, the years of struggle that finally led to the founding of the Tolstoy Foundation, a welfare organization for bringing Russian DP's to this country and gettimg them settled here.

He later went on to the seminary of Saint-Sulpice, where he soon underwent a crisis of faith that finally led him, reluctantly, to leave the Roman Catholic Church in 1845.

But it was his pretence to be a millionaire art buyer that finally led to jail for the conman when he attempted to swindle the auctioneers Christie's out of more than £1m worth of French masterpieces.

In the resulting controversy, Nestorius' opponents found an ally in Cyril, bishop of Alexandria, whose intervention set in motion a series of events that finally led to Nestorius' downfall.

Thereafter, her life spirals into a welter of illicit surveillance that finally leads her to Red Road, the grimly iconic clump of tower blocks on Glasgow's northern frontier, scheduled for demolition but still, for now, a brutalist monster on the skyline.

The way to obtain this cheaper individual is through the genetically induced physiological changes that finally lead the process.

The mechanism consists of different steps: a coil to (double) helix transition followed by an intermolecular association that finally leads to a macroscopic crystal lattice.

Positive sign of the ODMR that is observed for the studied CdS/PVA composites indicates unambiguously that we deal with paramagnetic centers participating in the sequence of processes that finally lead to the radiative recombination of the photo-excited carriers.

Residual gas mass fraction, turbulence level and non-homogeneity of air fuel mixture (droplet in mixture) are the main parameters affecting the initial flame kernel growth that finally leads to combustion variation in different cycles.