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This – combined with rising energy prices and increasingly vast estimates of global reserves – lead to growing interest in the energy source around the world.

Charities have expressed concern that if the international community turns the screw too tightly this could lead to growing impoverishment of Syria's citizens.

Moody's Investors Service published a report in April suggesting that increased competition is "likely to lead to growing credit variation between individual institutions".

Disclosures are likely to lead to growing pressure to rein in pension costs, even though that will be resisted by public employee unions, which often have considerable political clout.

A second Tory term would see the Tories off the leash in London, with a green light for even higher fares and policies that will lead to growing social division.

Their anxiety over Google's increasing dominance of the lucrative and fast-growing search advertising business, and the very fairness of Google's auction system for pricing search ads, could lead to growing confrontations.

This led to growing political and ideological polarisation.

The visibility led to growing public awareness that Mr. Page is gay.

The offensive has led to growing fears for civilians in the area.

This has led to growing criticism in Japan that Mr. Kan's government showed weakness.

The adoption of intelligence-based policing has led to growing frustration among senior police officers.