Sentence examples for yes led to from inspiring English sources

At the end of the film, the audience is asked to make a judgment by clicking on either yes or no in response to the question 'Does Emma need benefits?' The yes led to the petition (the main campaign action) and to date 4,000 people have signed up directly from the video.

Knock down of the Src family kinases (SFKs), Fyn and Yes, led to specific changes in the PTK activity profile.

For example, a recent study in a breast cancer model demonstrated that knockdown of Fyn or Yes led to enhanced expression of Claudin-2, thereby reducing liver metastasis, whereas inhibition of Lyn (another member of the SFKs) resulted in reduced Claudin-2 expression with consequent increased liver metastasis [ 5].

Saying yes leads to new experiences, and new experiences will lead you to knowledge and wisdom.

The "yes" leads to over-committing, over-promising and sometimes even compromising our values and priorities.

Although no obvious phenotype was initially observed [9], it was found that deletion of c-Yes led to decreased vascular permeability leading to lower extravasation of tumour cells and reduced leakeage during ischemia [15].

Then those who couldn't afford to top up the vouchers sufficiently — a group that would include many, and probably most, older Americans — would be left with inadequate insurance, insurance that exposed them to severe financial hardship if they got sick, sometimes left them unable to afford crucial care, and yes, sometimes led to their early death.

(And, yes, that led to legitimate debate about his reporting methods).

For whatever reason, the timing with Samuel L. Jackson was completely off which let to an awkward exchange that, yes, eventually led to two expletives.

Glanville's answer was yes, but that led to another question: If the law isn't written down, and even if it is, by what argument or force can a king be constrained to obey it?

Even though a bill finally passed, the need to get three Republican Senators to vote yes on it led to a reduction of $80bn in the final package, retarding the extent to which the program helped the economy.