Sentence examples for led to weaker from inspiring English sources

Worries about Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac have led to weaker demand for securities backed by home mortgages, analysts say.

A drop in consumer sales that led to weaker demand from electronic equipment makers pushed Texas Instruments' fourth-quarter earnings below analysts' expectations, the company said yesterday.

A slowdown in the eurozone has led to weaker demand for UK exports but survey evidence suggests that manufacturers have run into capacity constraints following years of underinvestment.

H&M, which buys most of its clothes in Asia in US dollars, said the drop was mainly due to the strong dollar effect on purchasing costs and by unseasonably mild weather in November in many large European markets and in North America, which led to weaker sales than planned and increased markdowns.

Losses in residential and commercial property, along with soft pricing, led to weaker operating results.

According to Dustmann and Meghir (2005), the wider window led to weaker results, but the difference is insignificant, while Eliason and Storrie find that the wider window led to stronger results.

As I show, these explanations reveal a "norming" mentality that led to weak regulations and an undercapitalized banking sector.

Everything of value discussed since then has led to weak, unenforceable agreements, or to no agreements at all.

But here's an important clue: If a weak economy inexorably led to weak consumer spending, which in turn led to an even weaker economy, we would never escape recessions.

In these simulations, a weak EAA led to weak H sur, as expected.

It was a bureaucratic, socialistic state that led to weak growth and stymied entrepreneurship and initiative.