Sentence examples for lead to rising levels from inspiring English sources

"This increased intensity of work, unless managed, will lead to rising levels of stress and burnout amongst doctors".

The study results emphasize the difficulty for males to overcome situations of separation and loss, such as bereavement and divorce, whose effects are much stronger if they occurred in the distant past of the subject and may lead to rising levels of anxious attachment and a significant increase in aggression in both the reactive and proactive component.

Local councils cannot pay for home visits, cuts have led to rising levels of homelessness, fuel poverty and food bank visits.

For his generation, Husebo says the fear of terrorism has led to rising levels of racism and fear – "you do catch yourself on the tube, wondering about people" – but he acknowledges such fear is not unique to his generation.

Humans burning fossil fuels has led to rising levels of water in the atmosphere, which is causing increasingly extreme weather events such as catastrophic floods and droughts.

The sea ice of the Arctic Ocean is retreating at unprecedented levels, a process that will lead to rising sea levels, and that could be exacerbated if methane is released from the sea bed.

The melting will likely lead to rising sea levels that could threaten coastal cities, like New York City.

In the longer run (after 2040), climate change may lead to rising water levels and significant "migration of weather" (e.g. the weather in San Francisco in the future may be similar to the current weather of Los Angeles).

A warmer climate could lead to rising sea levels, the spread of tropical diseases in previously temperate climes, crop failures in some regions and the extinction of many plant and animal species, especially those in polar or alpine areas.

Opponents fear it could lead to rising obesity levels among youngsters, litter and road safety issues.

The Environment Agency says rain and melting snow are expected to lead to rising water levels in rivers in south-west England and has three flood warnings in place.