Sentence examples for trend that leads from inspiring English sources

A trend that leads to higher youth unemployment and potentially broader social costs.

It's a deepening trend that leads to an unavoidable conclusion: Trump doesn't believe in the continued sanctity of the European Union and NATO, as well as the United States' commitment to both.

Companies also encouraged consumers to "buy now, pay later," leading many of them to overextend themselves -- a trend that led to the explosion of credit cards and massive consumer debt.

Peano and Dedekind illustrate the trend that led to Principia Mathematica.

In the past, the firings of once-celebrated fund managers has sometimes provided a market signal of its own — that the trend that led to their poor performance was about to end.

When David Bowie took a cash advance on the potential future earnings of his back catalogue in 2004, Davis claims he heralded the "securitisation" trend that led banks into the financial rehab centres they currently occupy.

Over the 30 years between the mid-1970s and the middle of this decade, grain supplies soared and prices fell by about half, a steady trend that led many experts to believe that there was no limit to humanity's capacity to feed itself.

Wedge patterns often lead to measured moves, or moves of the same magnitude as the trend that led into the pattern.

I credit Robin Williams, and this big, bombastic swing number for the trend that led to the music from The Mask two years later, and the popularity of the Cherry Poppin' Daddies three years after that.

I credit Robin Williams and this big, bombastic swing number with the trend that led to the music from The Mask two years later, and the popularity of the Cherry Poppin' Daddies three years after that.

That means small, often rent-stabilized apartments could be converted to condominiums (a trend that led to thousands of evictions a decade ago) or could be demolished to make way for larger projects.