Sentence examples for because it would lead from inspiring English sources

Each player has no motivation to deviate from the NE strategy, because it would lead to a decrease of its expected payoff.

An established insurer might be reluctant to adopt it because it would lead to higher rates for half of its customers, and that half would be angrier than the other half would be pleased.

The initiative collapsed when Scargill ruled out the deal because it would lead to pit closures.

She thinks it would hinder the government's ability to deport foreign criminals because it would lead to legal wrangling.

True believers will say that this kind of agenda is actually great for low-income workers because it would lead to wonderful economic growth.

The Egyptian foreign minister said Mubarak has not considered stepping down immediately as the demonstrators are demanding because it would lead to chaos and possibly a coup.

Francis said parties to the Mid Staffs inquiry were not shown drafts of the report before its publication because he feared "it would lead to a process looking unacceptably close to a negotiation" over the report's content.

The measure also failed in many counties where marijuana is legally grown — medical use of the drug has been legal in the state since 1996 — leading to a suspicion that some growers opposed legalization because they feared it would lead to a drop in price and in profits.

But Republicans and some leading business groups oppose the move because they said it would lead companies to cut their workforces.

One of my mistakes was to join an expensive group because I thought it would lead me to contacts.

It was built by immigrants who crammed themselves into hellish tenements because they thought it would lead, for their children, to big houses, big cars and big lives.