Sentence examples for leads to falling from inspiring English sources

"In the financial markets, a lack of liquidity immediately leads to falling prices," said Lou Barnes, the founder of Boulder West Financial Services.

Construction employment falls well before recession begins, and non-construction employment continues to rise at the same time suggesting a healthy economy is reabsorbing workers elsewhere until financial crisis leads to falling growth expectations in the summer of 2008, at which point things go downhill in a hurry.

The characterization results showed that the particle size of CuWO4 is influenced by the electrolysis voltage and increasing the voltage from 4 to 8 V leads to falling the size of copper tungstate particles, while further voltage increasing from 8to1212 V resulted in larger particles.

In a statement on the BLS numbers, Richard Trumka, the president of the AFL-CIO union federation, said the falling rate of unionized workers leads to falling wages, increasing health care costs for workers and shrinking retirement benefits.

In dogs, rather than the drooping face, you may notice a tilting or turning head, imbalance that leads to falling or circling, an inability to walk or keep his balance and often times, a loss of vision.

Yes, in a standard AS-AD or NK model, high unemployment leads to falling wages and prices, and this eventually restores full employment.

Falling real estate prices could lead to falling stocks.

Failure to kick the can down the road can lead to "falling off the fiscal cliff".

High inflation and minimal wage growth led to falling real incomes and a slower recovery.

The number of competitors crowding in, they said, would lead to falling prices and narrow margins.

Lower commodity prices have led to falling headline inflation rates around the world.