Sentence examples for increasingly lead from inspiring English sources

These processes increasingly lead to discontinuous employment histories characterised by changes in occupation, precarious employment and periods out of work [18, 29].

Weather data currently used for building design increasingly lead to an overestimation of heating and underestimation of cooling demand in buildings and, thus, require periodic adaptation.

The Framework (NRC [2012]) recommends that within 3-year grade bands (e.g., K-2 3 to 5, 6 to 8, 9 to 12), students' engagements with PCOIs should increasingly lead them to broaden and deepen the complexity of investigations, both in terms of the questions and problems being posed as well as the measures and methods being employed.

The rising cost pressures on the BRIC economies, and manufacturing sectors will increasingly lead to manufacturing capacity and eventually design capabilities to relocate to lower-cost African economies.

Although the ST80 strain is considered to be a single European strain, mutations and different antibiotic regimens between countries may increasingly lead to the development of heterogeneous strains.

To enable a simultaneous detection of LGV-serovars which, in Europe, have increasingly lead to infections in men who have sex with men, we supplemented the CT reaction with LGV detection.

Which is why no justice in Russia increasingly leads to rough justice.

Government, once controlled by the sturdy WASP establishment, is increasingly led by conservatives, who detest government.

Natives are increasingly moving to urban areas from rural villages and native families are increasingly led by a single parent.

Now the market is increasingly led by the American frackers, ramping their drilling up and down in response to global prices.

I say that as a 51-year-old with a vocation that increasingly leads to self-employment, so take it with a grain of salt.