Examples of 'led more' in a sentence
Meaning of "led more"
led more - This phrase likely means to have taken the lead or guided others in a certain situation, resulting in an increased or amplified effect or outcome
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Coaches who have led more selections.
Led more categories.
You would tend to be led more than to lead.
He then led more than half of the original party back to their main force.
The surge in online shopping has led more retailers to seek out storage space.
Has led more and more people to reject the consumption of meat and fish altogether.
Chen and Boylan could not have led more different lives.
This has led more people to pay attention.
It is obvious that you never have led more than one Division.
This actually led more people to be encouraged to join the movement.
Only the San Diego Chargers have led more times.
The latter case led more easily to abuses of power.
Decades of deepening inequality reduced incomes, which led more and.
I have led more posses and hung more men than you can count on both hands.
You see, we tend to be creatures led more by pattern than precept.
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Hayduk led more smiles to the children of Carapongo.
Sadie has preached at six evangelistic campaigns and led more than 50 people to baptism.
The Crown led more detailed evidence of hostilities in this case.
After Champlain, many other explorers led more or less official expeditions.
I led more Wal-Mart cheers than just about anybody that I know.
Over time, Prince led more with his heart too.
He led more than 25 programs for thousands of people.
Well, Harriet was beautiful, led more of an exciting life.
No man has led more black men to the promised land … than Coach Pat Riley.
Someone found a guitar, and a young girl, Naomi, led more singing.
Their efforts had simply led more countries to see the current Argentine Government as a bully.
Over the course of the last seven years, Xavier has led more than 30 projects.
That fact has led more people to consider self-employment.
Since January of this year, Keo has led more than 26 people to Christ.
I have led more guys doing more services, okay?
It was also the first time he led more than 100 laps in a race.
He has led more than 40 ethics seminars, workshops and webinars around the world.
Chris Warner is a world-class climber who has led more than 150 international mountaineering expeditions.
He has led more than 100 Kaizen improvement teams in manufacturing and service organizations.
Brigadier General Simon Fraser led more forces to Trois-Rivières on June 2.
Yang led more than 40 engagements in Jilin Province, despite critically lacking supplies.
Her career has been prolific, having led more than 400 projects around the world.
They led more than 40 scientists from 28 different organisations in assessing the status of 14 desert species.
Throughout her career, Lassarat has led more than 500 acquisition deals.
You have led more than the co-located 10 schedules.
Throughout his career, Karakaş has led more than 100 mergers and acquisitions.
Nash led more than 300 armed white men, most on horseback and armed with rifles.
He personally organized and led more than 15 major expeditions to extreme parts of the world.
Since then, he led more than ever the Rwanda with an iron hand.
St Hildegard 's fame led more and more young women to the convent at Rupertsberg.
In total, Latisevs led more than 450 Basketball matches organised by FIBA and Euroleague.
From then until 1969 he led more concerts with the orchestra than any previous conductor.
To-date, he has led more than 35 companies to ISO certification.
Sleeping Giants says it has led more than 2,000 companies to pull ads from Breitbart News.
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