Sentence examples for was probably leading from inspiring English sources

It was probably leading to some high drama if he hadn't stepped in".

Yet the inspector general also noted that US reconstruction projects, particularly those devoted to "improved irrigation, roads, and agricultural assistance" were probably leading to the explosion in opium cultivation.

He tells the Yorkshire Post that there is a "pick-up of growth" in Europe and "the United States is continuing to perform well" and that "within the UK, we are probably leading the pack of the major advanced economies as we speak right now".

If you give billions of dollars to the Iranians, you're probably leading directly to conflict".

These results suggest that the increasing knowledge about the importance of HPV infection is probably leading to new prevention strategies for this disease.

Until the mid-20th century, bacterial pneumonia was probably the leading cause of death among the elderly.

By Suzanne Raitt.Oxford University Press; 320 pages; $29.95 and £19.99BEFORE the emergence of Virginia Woolf, May Sinclair was probably the leading female novelist of the early 20th century.

During the period 1495 1522 Sulṭān Muḥammad was probably the leading exponent of the Turkmen school of painting current in western Iran under the White Sheep and Black Sheep Turkmens.

The positivist theory of knowledge, as proposed by Mach and Avenarius, impressed many scholars, most notable among whom was probably the leading British logician and philosopher Bertrand Russell in one of the earlier phases of his thought.

However, the total duration of immobilization of 8 weeks was probably insufficient, leading to the hypertrophic nonunion.

Using synthesized peptides to verify the taste of natural peptides was probably the leading cause for tasting disputes regarding umami peptides.