Sentence examples for which inevitably led from inspiring English sources

Mr. Allen explained that in the past, volunteers had been forced to write down credit card numbers, which inevitably led to human error.

I posted these facts to Facebook, which inevitably led to a coworker mentioning that we'd had an unusual number of requests for pamphlets on missionary work with lepers lately from the special collections.

That prompted the world's first oil boom, which inevitably led to bust as oil flooded the market and prices collapsed.In 1901, another set of unlikely innovators struck oil in unpromising terrain at Spindletop, Texas.

Speaking from Zurich later, Sunil Gulati, the president of the United States Soccer Federation, sounded boggled by FIFA's awarding two World Cups at the same time, which inevitably led to FIFA-like machinations.

Worried about the inevitability of ending up paralysed and being a drain on his family's energies and resources, Mr Spector made a decision which inevitably led him to the Dignitas clinic in Zurich.

We were a pair of anoraks with a fascination for old trains and aeroplanes, which inevitably led me to write about Enola Gay, the plane that dropped the atomic bomb on Hiroshima.

His subject is not the creation but suffering and death, which inevitably leads him to the mysteries of theodicy.

One where Republicans, Democrats and Donald Trump all get along"; which inevitably leads to a song-and-dance number, of course.

CEOs still have to figure out its art — and science — forcing them to draw up their game plans on the fly, which inevitably leads to tension and trauma.

However, this assumption is not valid for those images with serious intensity inhomogeneity, which inevitably leads to poor segmentation performance of existing models.

First, people and companies want to secure their assets/data using firewalls, which inevitably leads to a challenging conflict between data security and usability.