A year ago -- perhaps we got our first job, graduated high school or college, had a first date which led to falling in love, bought our first home...and if memory serves me, there was never a feeling as those "first years" flew by, it wasn't supposed to do anything but.
Agents can't use lights when they bike the river trails at night, which leads to falls and run-ins with low-hanging branches and prickly pear cactus.
Now a vicious cycle may be at work: falls in equity markets contribute to a slowing of the economy, which leads to further falls in the markets.Equitisation has microeconomic effects as well.
Their gaze leads to a kiss, which leads to them falling in love, and later to a child who grows into a man and asks about that magical night.
Among developed nations, the United States is unique in its failure to provide financial risk protection to all its citizens, which leads to many falling into, or deeper, into poverty when someone gets sick.
This continues and we see again a rising edge until the message coming closer to the gray box gets blocked, which leads to a falling edge again.
Robbins receives a grant to aid children in Malawi, which leads to a falling out between her and Torres.
Scott quotes the critic Leslie Fiedler: the typical male protagonist of our fiction has been a man on the run, harried into the forest and out to sea, down the river or into combat — anywhere to avoid "civilization," which is to say, the confrontation of a man and woman which leads to the fall to sex, marriage, and responsibility.
Previous studies have shown that exercise can change postural control functioning in older adults, which leads to a reduced fall risk and better maintenance of upright stances [31 34].
"Distribution is hands-down the biggest problem...Solve that, and Nollywood will explode .Across the world, the film industry has been threatened by online distribution, which leads to plummeting DVD sales, falling cinema attendance and internet piracy.
