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The hustlers of the new world always found it a decadent trend, bound to lead to no good (in retrospect, they had a point).

Although climate policies can add to a company's costs, in most cases this would not be large enough to lead to a shift in production.

In doing so it will have to face up to long-neglected problems, if this is to lead to a true recovery, not just a brief reprieve.

Likewise, a pair of cozy coevolutionary symbionts embracing each other can only seem to lead to stagnant solipsism.

It seems to be sending all the wrong messages to everybody . . . It is likely to lead to more UN sanctions rather than less.

Consumer price tends to lead to the quality of suspected price rise is likely to be a consumer boycott.

Preferring to stick to the status quo when faced with unexpected upheaval tends to lead to a sense of helplessness and distress.

Do we think this is all a big set up to lead to a real reconciliation between Penny and Leonard or are we over it?

An oversupply of women, however, tends to lead to a more sexually permissive culture. The same holds true on college campuses.

But not always: Different ways of fighting seem to lead to different forms of social and political organization.

We are glad to hear from you and will carefully consider any proposals likely to lead to business between us.

Quitting your job may not be so bad if the stress it causes you is likely to lead to a heart attack a few years from now.

More often than not, the lack of gender awareness in public policy tends to lead to the marginalization of women's interests.

It's likely to lead to confusion and results that are not as good as they might have been.

His choice of where he lives seems to lead to a great deal of driving.

"We see fairly weak real final demand, which we think is going to lead to a jobless recovery for a prolonged period time, " Volpert said.

Just as protectionism over trade leads to impoverishment, so parochialism over immigration is likely to lead to a lower standard of living.

This process tends to lead to herding behaviour, in which risk controls easily become a secondary issue.

As long as he is willing to lead to Tao, you shall forgive him if can and do not see him as baddy.

The deviation of policy implementation resulting from conflicts of local government interests tends to lead to policy failure.

As petrol and diesel prices have been frozen since September, the deregulation is expected to lead to a rise of up to 20 per cent.

But there still exist some problems in this process, in particular some confusing basic conceptions tends to lead to mistakes in practice.

Absorbed such solvents, easy-to-lead to cancer and leukemia and serious health hazard.

Taking yourself, your thoughts and your emotions too seriously often just seems to lead to more unnecessary suffering.

"We have got several important projects. Our core business goes smoothly to lead to profits, surplus and the capital flow, " he said.

But meetings also procreate. So one meeting tends to lead to another meeting and tends to lead to another meeting.

The researchers interviewed beekeepers to see if some practices were more likely to lead to colony collapse.

The long term planting of the alfalfa or lack of soil moisture supply in time was likely to lead to an overdraft of the soil moisture.

The nightmare in Sudan has lasted longer than my life. Yet, isn't Darfur enough to lead to his indictment?

Be that as it may, in practice these principles are likely to be interpreted so as to lead to the same ideas about the observed universe.

Therefore , an implicit cast of an HRESULT to an integer will generate an incorrect value and is likely to lead to the wrong result .

This tends to lead to people overlooking security issues and to deploying systems that are not secure.

All this while ignoring a hurry to carry out human cloning is likely to lead to a big mistake.

Local governments' stimulus plans are likely to lead to even worse overcapacity in some industries and even worse government debt, he said.

A participative style, it tends to lead to good teamwork and creative collaboration.

I urge anyone who aspires to lead to see the movie Taking Chance and you'll see what I mean.

Conclusions. Combined moments seem to lead to higher stresses in the disc, especially posterolaterally.

Worrying tends to lead to more worrying, and that isn't good for anyone.

Over-cultivation of land tends to lead to sterility in the soil; it is vital that some fallow land is left each season.

In addition, an inventory build-up in the information technology sector had also been expected to lead to weaker production.

This new pessimism is unlikely to lead to a rush to leave Iraq.

Yang says that the opening of the offices is likely to lead to progress in other areas as well.

Infrastructure development also remains a key priority and is likely to lead to further opportunities for international businesses.

If Spoondate hopes to grow, it's going to have to lead to more than a few long-term engagements.

Thinking tends to lead to conclusions; emotion tends to lead to action.

The last thing they want is for dollar weakness to lead to a Treasury sell-off and premature upward pressure in those rates.

Its programs are designed to lead to employment in some of the country's fastest-growing occupations, as projected by the U.

The Guangzhou fair is large enough to lead to a temporary boost in that month's PMI reading, it said.

A number of factors might contribute to (lead to ) (be accountable for ) the phenomenon(problem) .

The approach to Chinese film in PE is not only a way of capital raising but to lead to a mature industrial pass unavoidably.

But both are more expensive than fossil-fuel plants, and are therefore likely to lead to an increase in electricity prices.

More than a decade of discussion of a lottery law that would establish a clear basis for regulation has yet to lead to action.

The design patterns are nice, however don't expect blind application of it to lead to scalability.

Sharpshooter and will have a noble gentleman of the Gothic Suite, elegant style is bound to lead to a scream!

In a society of the inborn lack of human rights spirit, it is inevitable to lead to the situation that the system exists but not conformed.

It was also likely to lead to the failure of some fund managers, said Richard Baker, chief executive of the MFA.

Position adjustment is likely to lead to last week's turbulent market, one of the factors.

So once the memory CD4 T cells were killed, the body is bound to lead to decreased immunity.

The invention improves the common edible method of the balsam pear to lead to a more convenient edible way.

That's bound to lead to new movements that emphasize self-transcendence but put little stock in divine law or revelation.

However fickly international capital may behave, the volatility it creates will not be so destabilising as to lead to systemic problems.

By contrast, doubling the number of daughters is likely to lead to a whole world of pain, the report found.

It would be likely to lead to the movement of hundreds of millions of people and extended, severe conflict.

On the birth of the uterine cervix positive role is to lead to a sperm from vagina above vaginal movement.

Using your body to intimidate, punish, vent, or attack yourself or others is an unhealthy choice, and likely to lead to trouble.

Thus, the UK cannot face a liquidity crisis in its sterling debt and any doubts about solvency are likely to lead to helpful adjustments.

The hot servant strategy has the potential to lead to an unequal distribution of HTTP sessions among the servant regions.

At some point, in fact, higher interest rates may even become appropriate if the sharp economic recovery is not to lead to overheating.

But the country's fragile economic recovery is unlikely to lead to any growth spurts in the domestic golf market.

And keep in mind, volunteer assignments aren't meant to lead to a staff position within the Organization.

If science is properly employ, it be to benefit mankind, when if it is misemploy, it be to lead to tragic result.

Many economists expect the large surge in loans to lead to a growing number of nonperforming loans.

Non-perfect all are going to lead to more problems but we'll enjoy solving the problems, because we don't want to be perfect.

Individualism is believed to lead to honesty & integrity since that works best in the long run.

Fritzl had been charged with murder, enslavement, incest and rape, which is expected to lead to verdict of life imprisonment Thursday.

Australian Foreign Minister Alexander Downer said any resumed negotiations had to lead to North Korea taking "real and verifiable steps" .

Resistance to apoptosis is a common trait found in cells lining the joints of RA patients, and is believed to lead to disease symptoms.

This needs to reflect on and transcend over existing research methods to lead to practice through the concept and theoretical orientation.

Fifth, a political backlash to this crisis is likely to lead to a new wave of re-regulation.

Sometimes you have to acknowledge that your personal best is not going to lead to success in an endeavour.

E-commerce ought therefore to lead to intensified price competition and through it to lower variation, or "dispersion" , in prices.

The protocol initiated by the representatives of the three nations is expected to lead to a formal treaty.

Features of the conscience relaxation method: It relies on the "conscience being stung" to lead to "temporal punishment" .

Conclusions Hyperlipemia, hyperglycaemia, and higher professional position are easier to lead to fatty liver in the male intellectuals.

The talks were supposed to lead to a deal in Copenhagen this December that significantly strengthens Kyoto.

Such hardships in life, however, do not have to lead to permanent disruptions your life.

Observers say, however, that the elections were on too local a level to lead to an overhaul in Taiwan's approach to the mainland.

Activities involving your strengths are more likely to lead to this state.

For nations that owe money to foreigners, a long period of stagnation is likely to lead to at least partial default.

As austerity bites, this equation is going to lead to very tricky decisions.

That is going to lead to the increasing inability of major news organisations to do what they have done.

But the figures are likely to lead to renewed complaints from China's trading competitors that its currency is undervalued, he added.

Fantasy can result in taking actions blindly, however down-to-earth work can be easier to lead to success.

In UEFA we aim to lead, to serve, to continuously improve in all areas and to be ahead in everything that we do.

Unlike raw milk, pasteurized milk can to lead to tooth decay, constipation, allergies, arthritis, cancer, and osteoporosis.

Black folks, particularly older ones, do not think that this is going to lead to change.

But last week, two 2 teams working independently independently reported a discovery that could help to lead to a universal flu vaccine.

Fantasy can result in taking actions blindly, however down-to-earth can be easier to lead to success.

But, he says, such guilt feelings are likely to lead to the choice of a discount rate that is hard to justify intellectually.

Introduction introduces the present situation of Chinese reading teaching in middle school to lead to impressionism critical approach.

It can happen that the team will stray from the architectural principles that were intended to lead to a more robust, maintainable system.

HPV testing has a possibly high sensitivity to lead to the detection of biologically progressive precancerous lesions.

This openness enables these conversations to lead to candid exchanges about the benefits and disadvantages of different judicial systems.

JPMorgan says the drop in profitability is likely to lead to lower pay and bonuses at the investment banks.

The project is also expected to lead to further investment in sawmills in the region to provide feedstock for the biomass generator.

This extra testing may or may not be good in principle, but it is likely to lead to chaos in practice.

However, a Greek restructuring would be unlikely to lead to the same result.

More lanes on the highway have been demonstrated to lead to more people commuting to work.

A backward software industry is bound to lead to backward economy, science and technology and military strength across the board.

Of all the territorial claims in the South China Sea, the Sino-Vietnamese dispute is the most likely to lead to armed conflict.

Other charges are mostly groundless. Takeovers, whether by private or public companies, tend to lead to redundancies and cost cuts.

Orders in the euro zone was reduced gradually weakening business confidence on the one hand, this trend is likely to lead to redundancies .

A number of factors might contribute to (lead to )(account for ) the phenomenon(problem).

Both tend to lead to excess liquidity due to a high savings rate on incremental income growth.

It's just - all of the factors were there to lead to this very large population that we're dealing with now.

Is the bad economy likely to lead to more of these cases?

In theory, the internet ought to lead to far more accurately targeted advertising than other media can.

Anthropomorphizing nonhuman minds is tempting but likely to lead to serious errors.

He believes corporate cost-cutting could continue to lead to higher-than-expected profits even on modest sales improvement.

Bad weather conditions like fog and snow are more easily to lead to traffic accident on high-grade highway.

How to lead to the interest of the undergraduates is an importable issue in teaching of College Chinese Language Course.

Measles infection also appears to lead to worse ADEM outcomes than cases associated with measles immunization.

Any questions post on clarification board, no feedback is likely to lead to not being accepted sorry.

The latest rise is expected to lead to higher food prices, affecting bread, breakfast cereals, pizzas and pasta.

Observers say the collapse in talks is expected to lead to new calls for further international action against Iran.

Yet all these elements do not have to lead to a happy ending for Europe.

The rapid development of Information technology must be to lead to the educational reform.

Morgan Stanley's Rao said while the changes were helpful, they were unlikely to lead to a "wave" of refinancing.

That is exactly why such stress tests for banks aren't likely to lead to any concrete policy changes.

Such kind of short-term behavior is destined to lead to academic bubble, without any long-term progress for human.

An express violation of the EU treaty is certain to lead to challenges in both German and European courts.

Climate change is expected to lead to increasingly unpredictable monsoon rains and floods.

Such ads are expected to lead to lots of sales, so Google will be able to charge a premium for them.

Discovery is expected to lead to new drugs for treatment of certain viral hemorrhagic fevers in humans and apes.

But commercial partnerships alone seem unlikely to lead to good governance or enduring prosperity.

And so, I'm afraid if current change from the rural community into the urban cities is going to lead to more obesity.

After Eli leaves, Teri gives Nina and Jack clues to lead to her location.

Unless a brand is value priced, lack of differentiation is likely to lead to decline.

The UK has proved that economic growth does not have to lead to increased greenhouse gas emissions.

If you hear that themselves with pelvic inflammation and not cure very soon, is likely to lead to more of infertility.

This is likely to lead to the shutdown of its seven oldest plants and their permanent removal from the power grid.

Nowadays, about 44 percent of attempted vaginal deliveries are induced, a decision which is twice as likely to lead to a cesarean.

Many believe this is bound to lead to another upswing in bad debt and destabilising asset bubbles.

Such panic-driven politicisation is almost certain to lead to both overreaction and the creation of bad precedents.

A rapidly growing population plus one of the highest unemployment rates in the world is likely to lead to continued unrest in the future.

It is a scandal that the EU tolerated such developments, which were doomed to lead to the current crisis.

In addition, the wage increase may cause the Government to pay less of it in the past the doubt, the potential to lead to increased debt.

They would miss the beneficial effects of physical activity, not least its tendency to lead to better sleep.

But which one of those was going to lead to us?

Several high-calorie foods were found to lead to less weight gain when their consumption was increased.

However, those credentials are not likely to lead to victory in Wednesday's vote.

Some 48 of the citations were for violations deemed likely to lead to serious injury or illness.

And it is why today's grand rescue on Wall Street is likely to lead to a backlash in Washington tomorrow.

Let me help: 90 percent of all dates fail to lead to long term relationships.

those tasks that they feel will definitely or are likely to lead to rewards.

Of course, doing event have to lead to misgets . . . but misgets are not a part of life. It's how we absorb.

Net bat is higher risk factor to lead to IAD, it should be reinforced to supervise Net bars.

In Africa, unprotected sex infections likely to lead to much larger.

Among African medics a stigma attaches to morphine, which is considered addictive and likely to lead to indolence.

Takeovers, whether by private or public companies, tend to lead to redundancies and cost cuts.

However, they are also more likely to lead to restenosis, a recurrence of artery clogging.

It is also likely to lead to a rise in imports and problems with balance of payment.

The easy-looking ones are more likely to lead to problems.

That's only going to lead to a bunch of unwanted drama.

NOx is a precursor of smog; SOx contributes to particulate matter; and PM has been shown to lead to health problems.

Medial comminution is a subtle finding that, if treated nonoperatively, is likely to lead to unacceptable varus malunion.

In this context, Ms Merkel's visits to Asia this week, and later to Africa, "will need to lead to more concrete results" , she added.

This recognition then appears to lead to DNA destruction by unknown mechanisms.

However, the firms also stamped their top ratings on mortgage securities, helping to lead to the bubble that burst in 2008.

"Urinary symptoms are mild and less likely to lead to bladder and other urinary tract damage. "

OBJECTIVE: To lead to a rational recognition and use of Chinese herbal medicines containing aristolochic acids.

Family breakdown is likely to lead to ignoring a child's education.

A failed workplace relationship has the potential to lead to harassment and formal complaints.

And there won't be lack of flunky who fish in troubled water to lead to dark reality.

Such irregular usage of drugs is likely to lead to resistance, he warns.

Currently, our Earth allies are engaged upon a series of moves which is to lead to victory!

Treatment with some anticonvulsants is known to lead to liver enzyme induction.

If disinfection is not strict, it is easy to lead to auricular perichondritis due to infection.

But that's not going to lead to lasting, sustained achievement.

The occurrence of high shear stress at the fibre end is a factor which is expected to lead to crack generation.

Because of the deep-rooted patriarchal society, this kind of opposition is doomed to lead to a tragedy in the end.

If you knew that it was going to lead to this, why didn't you call us?

Tracking service is very important, if the customer is cheap, it is likely to lead to such consequences.

reduced convection will tend to lead to fewer clouds and reduced rainfall.

A long time, if the action as wrong, are more likely to lead to dislocation of bone growth.

The first two options are likely to lead to unhappy outcomes for Yahoo.

A healthy father is likely to lead to healthy offspring.

The reason is that the end of the mortgage-buying program, slated for March 31, holds the potential to lead to higher mortgage rates.

For instance, the pilots may not represent the full diversity of the community, and they are unlikely to lead to significant action.

to lead to bad consequences by failing to perform his duties for control of guns.

The two theories focus on different studying object so as to lead to different paradigm.

We will carefully consider any proposal likely to lead to business between us .

As a result, she found, infidelity today is much more likely to lead to divorce.

How close are we for positive growth surprises to lead to correction?

This is a period when we can capture not just market share, but mind share, and that tends to lead to market share.

The study said, beer is most likely to lead to gout, followed by hard liquor, but wine is basically non-existent risk.

Diversity in the classroom is proven to lead to better learning.

Conversely, the strategy of bidding with very little markup in order to obtain high volume is also likely to lead to bankruptcy.

Global warming is also predicted to lead to more extreme weather and storms.

As in telecoms, this is likely to lead to price rises and the exit of the weakest firms.

Ability to lead, to provide guidance and to develop team member.

The wording is likely to lead to ambiguity.

Ask: what is the main cause to lead to the hepatic failure in England ?

As a result, European firms are expecting strong demand for their products to lead to another year of handsome profits growth.

What potential is there for the dispute to lead to war?

Or prone to lead to "puppy love" negative learning.

This looks set to lead to significant price rises.

An incision is suggested which is very unlikely to lead to failure to decompress and which should avoid complications.

That is likely to lead to a significant statistical bias.

Kerrigan would like her research to lead to improved shoe design and answer specific questions such as "How high is too high? "

GM's restructuring is expected to lead to nearly a dozen plant closures and 20, 000 direct job losses.

The stakeholding was meant to lead to all kinds of collaboration between Ping An and Fortis - including an asset management joint venture.

And no matter what school you study at, a US degree is apt to lead to a job with higher compensation back in China.

This may bring about what the airliner cancels to lead to rise.

In Germany, this is expected to lead to a sharp drop in demand this year from the artificially inflated level of 2009.

As a result, human emissions from factories and transport tend to lead to higher CO2 levels here.

King's efforts helped to lead to the Civil Rights Act of 1964.

And it criticises "buy one, get one free" promotions for their tendency to lead to waste.

Because the value is legal, using it is unlikely to lead to a crash.

That is more likely to lead to a sound outcome than the murky US alternative.

There are two causes to lead to the change of place names such as natural change of place names and forced change of place names.

to lead to war is reported on TV.

AK's "opening" , which was meant to lead to an amnesty for PKK rebels untainted by violence, has been shelved.

One result is that the state is taking a rising share of GDP, which is sure to lead to heavier taxes.

The problem is that very high tension is reported to lead to rim failure.

This is likely to lead to demand outstripping supply for the first time in years.

I hope the be to lead to furtIT trade in dawn us.

Are some ways of knowing more likely than others to lead to truth?

Such systems do not seem to lead to the normalisation of unnatural death, and thus a steadily rising number of suicides;

The current standard can not meet the demands of theory and practice, and it is easy to lead to misjudging in different marriages.

Experts believe that the spread of bird flu in Japan is likely to lead to the wild birds.

Excess liquidity is likely to lead to speculative bubbles. This is especially the case in Hong Kong and China.

One is that those who signed up to monetary union knew that it was bound to lead to fiscal integration;

Take Employment as to Lead to: New Direction of the Teaching Material Construction at the High Vocational College and Junior College

The inefficient monitoring activity towards financial organizations is an important element to lead to this crisis

dodge Artifice refers to something especially contrived to lead to a desired result or create a desired effect: Artifice

The nature of capital constantly pursuing profit is bound to lead to the capitalist economic crisis;

Identifying management practices that are likely to lead to more motivated employees

Methods: Using typhoid Phytophthora bacteria and paratyphoid phytophthora bacteria to lead to rabbits' fever;

The coal stacking combustion positive feedback is the main reason to lead to the coal combustion;

In particular, the following types of requirements are likely to lead to the use of more sophisticated technologies, either now or over time

However, in practice, as a negative anti-poverty measure, MLSP has the possibility to lead to "welfare dependency" ;

Progress toward business objectives, to lead to appropriate action to support:

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increase resistance against disease and to lead to more lustrous feathers

Regards taking up employment as to lead to push forward high occupation education creative

Infer vt. To lead to as a consequence or conclusion

A stronger or closer relationship is believed to lead to more

Take service as an aim, take employment as to lead to

it ' s going to lead to waitressing jobs and bitterness