Sentence examples for volume leads from inspiring English sources

Buying in volume leads to discounts.

The adjustment of volume leads to a readjustment of expectations, and the pricey food seems only as good as it should be, given the refinement of the air around it.

The shift in volume leads to a convenient reduction of the Z factor.

The large value of Langmuir volume leads to the apparent depression in pressure derivative curve.

Under these circumstances, in flow traffic condition more volume leads to more occupancy.

This mechanism explains why low lake volume leads to high Cl concentration.

Stocks rose yesterday in sparse volume, led by financial and manufacturing issues as some investors bet that rising borrowing costs will trim, but not slash, corporate profit growth.

(A note in the introduction to the Gogol volume led him to Laurence Sterne's "Tristram Shandy," written the century before Gogol, which tells of a man whose nose was squashed flat at birth).

In fact it's almost like a rock concert (although the sound design needs refining – its high volume led to a loss of clarity for both the music and lyrics on opening night), with brisk, intelligent, and unchallenging staging.

Lesser breaches don't usually make it into newspapers, but their sheer volume led one daily to publish a series of reports documenting hundreds of accidents, safety violations and near misses at public and private research facilities in America.

Controlled inspiratory pressures of 20 cmid-thoracicoracic volume) led to reproducible scans across experimental groups.