Sentence examples for leading to financing from inspiring English sources

Passage of Title IX, leading to financing for women's athletics.

Since news about the new film project broke, Murphy's lawyers have reportedly been in touch claiming copyright, leading to financing problems for Effie.

Some of the state's influential conservative leaders saw this as leading to expanded financing for public education.

Its gift range at Christmas is bound to take a hit, some argue, leading to pressured financing.

One response to this has been the creation of insurance and warranty products that guarantee reliability of new facilities, thereby reducing the risk for lenders, leading to better financing terms from banks and bond investors, and increasing customer adoption.

The boom inflated prices in the real estate market, leading to speculative financing and building projects, including the introduction of 100 percent mortgages for new builds.

Both chronic illness and hospitalization generate many indirect costs (loss of income of the chronic ill patient, loss of income of the hospitalized patient and/or caretaker and transportation costs) which could independently aggravate the situation leading to hardship financing.

Dissaving behaviour is any action where spending is greater than income thereby reducing already accumulated savings or leading to borrowing to finance the expenditure [ 17].

But in recent months there has been a "substantial weakening in the delivery of structural reforms," which has undermined hopes for stronger economic growth, "leading to substantial new financing needs".

But the trends also show that European tech companies are suffering from too few exit opportunities which is leading to later-stage financing rounds and less deal activity.

Information on health care coverage and basic epidemiology were limited and largely undocumented, leading to poor health financing allocation and health planning in general.