Sentence examples for lead to a sure from inspiring English sources

This together with the theorem establishes that degrees of belief that violate the probability axioms are associated with bets that are fair in the above sense, but that lead to a sure loss.

This argument shows that if you plan to follow any strategy for revising beliefs other than conditionalisation, and you do follow that strategy, then someone who knows the strategy that you're going to follow can produce a series of bets that will seem favourable to you when each is offered, but which will collectively lead to a sure loss.

Marketers and business developers should therefore develop empathy for users because failing to see, hear and feel from clients' perspective leads to a sure fall into abyss.

All games will end after nine innings, which is sure to lead to a surge in unsatisfying tie scores.

At the next EU summit, there will be a painful debate that seems sure to lead to a controversial decision to open membership negotiations with Turkey.

The decision to legalize single-sex marriage in the State of New York, coupled with news of a new Gallup poll showing that more than half of Americans favor gay marriage, seemed sure to lead to a wider legal acceptance.

S.&P.'s claim of unconstitutional retaliation is sure to lead to a series of motions as the two sides battle over whether — and perhaps how much — discovery the company can pursue to build its retaliation defense.

Rather than obsessing about their size, we must debate what kind of spending and investments they are composed of, their relationships to surpluses in other parts of the economy, and how to make sure they lead to a rise in GDP (which means that debt/GDP ratios will also stay in check as a consequence).

And in a move that is sure to lead to a little awkwardness, Roeser has now become one of the top statewide Republican Party fundraisers.

Stay hydrated, dehydration can lead to a number of problems so make sure you get your fluids when you need them.

It is really too early to tell where that will lead but I am not necessarily sure it will lead to a good place.