Sentence examples for lead to excess from inspiring English sources

"I want to make sure that we're proactive in assessing and addressing the factors that could lead to excess risk".

Periods of stability always lead to excess and eventual crisis, and freer financial markets only lead to greater damage.

It is the result of high levels of income and wealth inequality, which lead to excess saving (by high income individuals) and too much public and private debt.

That deprivation would later lead to excess, to a negation of the old in favor the new until he finally settled down in Big Sur to cultivate a calmer, more contemplative existence.

One year ago, we saw in stark relief how markets can err; how a lack of common sense rules can lead to excess and abuse; how close we can come to the brink.

He argued that allowing the sector to be dominated by a handful of players would lead to "excess profits, poor customer service and a dearth of innovation, none of which are likely to create a stable system".

In many cases these tumours contain a mutation of the thyrotropin receptor gene that results in the synthesis of thyrotropin receptors that are active and therefore lead to excess thyroid hormone production in the absence of thyrotropin.

Overdesigning these springs can lead to excess heat generation.

Over designing these springs can lead to excess heat generation.

Thus, PTEN's loss may lead to excess cell growth.

A decline of total production would lead to excess of labor per unit of output.