Examples of using Often led in English and their translations into Greek
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pushing for changes in other countries for ideological reasons, and this often led to tragic consequences
business interests often led to biased coverage,
pushing for changes in other countries for ideological reasons, and this often led to tragic consequences
enslavement of farmers by their creditors often led, during the 6th century B.C.
In the course of development, the stratification of the society became more and more obvious, which often led to the seizure of power by this or that group and the adaptation of society to its interests.
the political character of this involvement often led the two parties into conflict and rivalry.
while segments that are too long often led to the creation of deformed materials.
innovative experimentations, the results of which often led to his being called"the father of new-age.".
granted astonishing powers and"gifts of the Holy Spirit," which often led the deluded ascetic finally to insanity or suicide.
inadequate or ineffective controls often led to overpayments by the Commission.
have often led democracy to dictatorships.
claim the inheritance- an arrangement that often led men to discard their previous wife,
inexperienced Party organisations tended to fog the problem of the healthy development of the Party, and often led to a mechanical implementation of the measures which thus became a hindrance to the admission of new members
The wave of farm labourers' strikes which swept the country in the earlier years of this century, and which often led to pitched battles with the police, culminated in the strike of
claim the inheritance- an arrangement that often led men to discard their previous wife,
This often leads to subsequent sealing measures in this area.
This often leads to serious health problems.
This often leads to undesired results.
Internal bleeding often leads to death….
This often leads to a distortion of reality.