Sentence examples similar to lead to a losing from inspiring English sources

By imposing an orthodox austerity policy, Germany risks creating a deflationary spiral that "could lead to a lost decade" in Europe, he said in Davos this past week.

The same can't be said about businesses, where a missed response could well lead to a lost customer.

The permutation of these LP band coefficients may lead to a premature switch of the prediction mode, resulting in a scan order that may lead to a lost sign bit.

Speaking too soon can make the customer question the price you are quoting them, and lead to a lost sale.

This could lead to a lost self-determination via AAL [ 20].

Twelve times it led to a losing season, and often it foreshadowed spectacularly miserable records: 3-11 in 1976; 2-12 in 1974 2-10-2 2-10-2 2-10-2 5-11 in 1964.

"Bans like this lead to a lose-lose situation," said Judith Sunderland, senior western Europe researcher at Human Rights Watch.

Purnell said moves to decriminalise non-payment of the licence fee could lead to a "lose, lose situation" with rates of evasion going up and poor households having to pay even higher fines.

Instead, 22... Ne4, jettisoning two pawns in order to castle, led to a lost position.

The problem, according to the Center for Economic Policy Research, is that Italy has not learned the lessons of Japan's experience, which led to a lost economic decade.

However, in its original form his label also displayed a cavalier attitude to finances that dented the independent scene and led to a lost decade with no Rough Trade at all.