Sentence examples for this measure led from inspiring English sources

Predictably, this measure led to fuel shortages.

This measure led to chaos, as everyone acted in his own interests while trying to settle scores with personal enemies, leading the consul Fronto to famously remark that Domitian's tyranny was ultimately preferable to Nerva's anarchy.

This definition is more suitable in solving the problem of both disease-causing gene inference and disease subtype inference, because by adopting this measure, we no longer have to choose the priori parameter required in the former method (which was always assumed to be arbitrary), and this measure leads us to a natural way of discovering modularity characteristics on the heterogeneous network.

Supporters of the measure, led by the United Federation of Teachers, vowed to revive it, possibly by appealing to the federal Supreme Court.

Mr. Kenny has said opposition to the measure led to his being branded "a murderer".

Thursday, a City Council committee approved the measure led by Ald.

Prescriptions seem to have increased again after 1993, but there is still the claim that this policy measure led to savings of about 10% of the total budget for pharmaceuticals.

The overhead of associating with the APs for obtaining the measure leads to the impracticability of higher-layer indicator measurement.

The reform measure led to splits among interest groups.

Unfortunately, the latter measure led to a considerable reduction in temperature of more than 10 K inside of the digester.

The combination of these measures led to 100% survival rate after thermal cycling down to −130 °C.