Sentence examples for lead to moderation from inspiring English sources

Or why could we imagine that a doctrine of "One leader, One authority, One mosque: submit to it, or be killed" could ever ultimately lead to moderation or tolerance?

It advocates the open and independent evaluation of public policy performance, anticipating that international exposure will itself lead to moderation of inappropriate practice.

This supports our previous conclusion that increasing evangelical forces of moderates leads to moderation in society.

And there is no evidence that China's hosting of the Olympics has led to moderation of its authoritarianism.

"Weakening housing-market activity might in due course lead to some moderation in house price inflation".

I find it mind-boggling that anyone can continue to think that supporting terrorists will lead to a moderation of terror.

Eventually, of course, as these large groups pass through the childbearing years to middle and older age, the smaller numbers of children resulting from the fertility decline lead to a moderation in the rate of population growth.

It is possible that as we exit peak gasoline season and start to focus on the heating-oil season, the support crude has gotten by the perceived product shortfall could lead to some price moderation.

Structural reforms and wage moderation lead to success; structural rigidities and greedy trade unions lead to failure.

Different story, same ending: Tufts food economist explains why not all food price increases are bad (spoiler alert: they can lead to drastic forms of moderation like...gulp...eating a little less meat).

In contrast, President Obama has expressed his hope that the nuclear deal will lead to a shift toward moderation in Iran's regional influence.