Sentence examples for lead to upward from inspiring English sources

For years now, Threadneedle Street has been consistent in its view that falling unemployment will lead to upward pressure on wages.

Since 1938 our school has served first-generation students who believe in the American dream, the belief that education and hard work can lead to upward mobility.

David Walton of Goldman Sachs, an investment bank, says that "at some point, the easing in the fiscal stance is likely to lead to upward pressure on interest rates".

Mr. Hoenig, who is voting on the committee this year as part of a regular rotation among the presidents of 11 of the Fed's 12 regional banks, is considered an inflation hawk, meaning that he is worried that keeping interest rates too low might lead to upward pressure on prices.

"A consistent U.S. business and an improving European business could lead to upward earnings-per-share revisions in 2006," the research analyst said.

The analyst told clients Pediatrix's move into anesthesiology could lead to upward revisions of the company's earnings-per-share and revenue forecast.

Since raw materials are mostly traded in dollars, a weakening of the currency usually leads to upward adjustments in price.

Flagging oil production in the North Sea led to upward pressure on Brent crude prices, and markets may not be deep enough to provide effective price discovery.

There is one in which the Federal Reserve takes it for granted that there is not much slack in the system and moves to slow labour-market momentum before rising employment leads to upward pressure on wages and, eventually, prices.

Over- expression of this gene leads to upward curling of the leaf blade (Shi et al. 2007).

If a positive surprise leads to upward revisions for future quarters, it suggests analysts believe the surprise reflects a meaningful improvement in operating momentum.