In turn this slowly leads to diseases of aging (hypertension, atherosclerosis, macular degeneration, insulin resistance, obesity, neurodegeneration, cancer, osteoporosis, organ hypertrophy).
In the decade following independence, development had slowly led to improved living conditions.
The demonstrators walked slowly, led in the chants by a man whose face was concealed with a scarf.
She patiently and very slowly led me through basic fox trot, promenade and something called left rock turn.
As the availability of contraceptives grew, reduced fear of pregnancy slowly led additional unmarried women to enter the pool of the sexually active.
One day Mr. Paladino, a graduate of Wesleyan University, saw her on the L train in Union Square — a chance meeting that got them talking, and slowly led to dating.
Mia is frightened for him, and of him, and we are slowly led to believe Jamie might only exist in Mia's mind.
Back at the quarry, as Mr. Song slowly led his guests on foot out of the pit, their menacers followed alongside in their vehicles, with the driver of the Hyundai still screaming lurid death threats.
"Peace be with us, peace be with us, peace is always with us," strong voices lifted in a moving chorus from both sides of the street as the protesters were slowly led away.
Meanwhile, pitting gradually developed into localized corrosion, which then slowly led to general corrosion.
