Sentence examples for that led both from inspiring English sources

It was Mr. Lott's instinct to ingratiate that led both to his most pronounced moment in the national spotlight and subsequent fall, and to his slow climb back.

The speculation surrounding the deal became a distraction that led both companies to abandon the negotiations, according to a spokesman for Kushner Companies.

Making the movie, though, also took him on a different voyage, one that led both to his past and to China's.

Mr Wessel lays out the chain of events that led both to Lehman's demise and to the policymakers' decision that they couldn't (or wouldn't) save it.

The aggressive editorial competition was matched, or exceeded, by an economic competition that led both newspapers to lower their subscription prices to as little as a penny, cutting circulation revenues by as much as two-thirds.

A graduate of Patchogue High School in 1927 and Cornell University in 1932, he will be remembered as the basketball team captain that led both schools to many championships.

But employees who hesitate to open up are less likely to build the deeper relationships that lead both to success and to more happiness at work.

By contrast, in poorer countries the American university is the pinnacle of the education mountain, offering a degree that leads both to economic prosperity and to political power.

JBO Buy this book at the Guardian bookshop Beginning with the funeral of young Sophie Mol, cousin of the novel's twin protagonists Rahel and Estha, Roy unfurls the family tensions that lead both to and from Sophie's drowning.

It is instead that a sudden and unexpected moment triggers a hasty and emotional decision that leads both sides down a tragic path from which there is no return.

Opening yourself to others requires risk taking and trust, but without it employees are less likely to build the deeper relationships that lead both to success and to more happiness at work.