Sentence examples for lead to weak from inspiring English sources

Anaemic sales of goods and services priced in sterling lead to weak demand for pounds.

British reformers argue that our current system produces safe seats, and that safe seats lead to weak accountability and complacency.

Many of the country's biggest banks already have capital ratios of about 12% under the new rules (and close to 15% under the old Basel 2 regime).You might think such stiff regulation would lead to weak earnings.

Inefficient suppression may lead to weak audiovisual suppression in migraineurs compared with normal controls.

Indeed, many exogenous variables likely mediate self-perception measures and lead to weak alignment with objective measures.

Low concentration of magnetic particles will lead to weak interaction between magnetic particles under the fixed field.

Direct election would ultimately lead to weaker presidencies.

He rejected the proposition that PR would lead to weaker governments based on incompatible coalitions.

"In the near term, increased economic uncertainty may lead to weaker demand for homes.

The AARP said his bill could lead to weaker safety rules, put residents at risk.

Fifty-two percenthoughtht it would lead to weaker standards and lower quality products.