Sentence examples for well led in from inspiring English sources

The trust "requires improvement" in whether it is "safe", "effective" and "well led" in three out of five main areas.

Brentford started well, led in midfield by the daintily skilled Harry Forrester – who turned down Ajax to join Brentford – and it was from his corner that they took the lead on 24 minutes, Adam Rooney, under pressure, deflecting the ball past his own goalkeeper.

[Primary care trust senior executive] So it's a vicious circle if you like, because the more staff that we have, if we can find the funding for those posts, the more assessments they can undertake, and they may well lead in to more people needs, you know, on-going treatment and prescribing.

One candidate for such a law is, "Whenever two armies, one much larger than the other but equally well led, meet in battle, the larger one always prevails".

America, the richest and most powerful nation in the world, can well lead the way in this revolution of values.

From our analysis, we conclude that the current use and correction of BED test data could well lead to errors in understanding current patterns and trends in incidence.

These changes could well lead to changes in beneficial soil functions such as nitrogen fixation or N-cycling bacteria.

"This could very well lead to surprising strength in retail sales in June and July".

Their reputation among students has taken significant blows lately, which could well lead to further action in the future.

"I think that what has happened with NorthPoint," Mr. Moerdler said, "may well lead to some regulation in a very limited fashion".

New mass spectrometry technology fulfils these criteria, and may well lead to a revolution in the design of new vaccines.