Sentence examples for lead to a surplus from inspiring English sources

Improvements in machine intelligence will surely gain traction on this problem, but an absence of accurate filtration will lead to a surplus of actionable information.

Unfortunately, this can lead to a surplus of fat above and below your eyelids, creating unflattering bags under your eyes.

Infants diseased with infections, toddlers whose colds develop into major breathing problems, dangerous childbirth labor methods that lead to a surplus of maternal deaths, and the list goes on to the thousands, maybe millions.

A change in government regulations or a change in market conditions could lead to a surplus in human resources [ 6].

The problem was a surplus of excellence, which led to a surplus of good vibrations in the kiss-and-cry area.

In Spain, an absence of control over medical training has led to a surplus of GPs, with some unemployment and many GPs on short-term contracts.

Gillette warned in October that profit would be hurt as mergers and improved inventory systems led to a surplus of goods in some retailers' warehouses.

(A larger-than-expected harvest and the importation of millions of pounds of sugar from Mexico led to a surplus, contributing to a drop in prices, sugar industry officials said).

France was the world's fifth largest exporter last year but has run up a huge trade deficit in the last few years in contrast to neighboring Germany, where flourishing industrial exports have led to a surplus.

This led to a surplus of males and thus a disadvantage in the marriage market.

The economic recession has led to a surplus of emission allowances - "permits to pollute" - on the market, meaning it is generally cheaper for firms to release CO2 and pay the carbon price rather than clean up their emissions.