Sentences with phrase «leading to»

TMZ's report described in some detail the alleged circumstances leading to Avicii's death, which some readers may find upsetting.

But just days after Morneau dropped his bombshell, the company announced the new rules will directly impact about 41 % of its insured residential mortgages, leading to an anticipated drop of as much as 10 % of its originations.

Again, by rearranging the store, companies force customers to wander through the store longer to find what they need, leading to customers buying more than they needed.

This dissonance is leading to a boom in the cannabis compliance industry, with startups offering to help companies navigate federal laws and regulations.

According to the New York Times, scientists discovered that when we sit all day, «electrical activity in the muscles drops... leading to a cascade of harmful metabolic effects,» and sadly even getting regular doses of exercise doesn't offset the damage.

The company is offering a $ 25,000 reward to anyone with «original information leading to the identification, arrest, and conviction of a criminal suspect.»

As your business grows and you bring on more employees, that sense of responsibility will only increase, leading to varying degrees of anxiety.

For months, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin has said the GOP's tax - code overhaul would pay for itself by leading to larger economic growth.

Nine months have passed since the first GOP primary debate, where Kelly confronted the billionaire real estate mogul with past misogynistic comments he has made, leading to months of clashes between the two in which Trump regularly insulted Kelly via social media and skipped a pair of subsequent Fox News debates.

He said dehydration also decreases blood volume which reduces blood flow and oxygen to the brain, leading to headaches.

He realized that would be where the next generation of big data companies would come in, leading him to found Action IQ after Aster Data was acquired by Teradata in 2011.

SAN DIEGO — U.S. Customs and Border Protection on Tuesday began testing the use of body cameras by its employees at nine locations, potentially leading to a broad rollout by the nation's largest law enforcement agency that would make it the first federal agency to use the devices on a large scale.

This sets off a virtuous cycle of invention leading to greater efficiency.

The bottom of the invitation also says «Join us to hear creative new ideas from teachers and students,» leading us to believe there might also be some focus on education.

The philosophy of personal interaction leading to higher levels of output and innovation is illustrated by W. L. Gore and Associates, the makers of Gore - Tex and other products.

Businesses that adopt this outlook will realize that the roads leading to customer - centricity and ROI - focused marketing have fused into one.

«I look forward to you leading us to whatever comes next.»

International Workers» Day is a public holiday in many countries, though activities are restricted in some places, sometimes leading to confrontations.

But it's easy to imagine a Trump presidency leading to a constitutional crisis or mass protests that would leave the executive branch, and perhaps the entire federal government, significantly weakened.

The strategy illustrates how companies are coping with Western Canadian Select bitumen blend oil prices that have largely failed to keep up with higher prices for New York - traded West Texas Intermediate, leading to wider - than - usual differences between the two.

But the general level of prices can rise due to inflation, leading to an increase in nominal GDP even if the volume of goods and services produced is unchanged.

Without enough water, this can not happen, leading to a lack of focus, moodiness, lethargy, and brain fog, Dr. McCaffrey explained.

Still, over the years, Kinect's importance in Microsoft's broader gaming ambitions has declined, leading to the rather decision to kill it.

However, the distribution of the UKIP vote may lead to the Tories» piling up votes in areas where they are too far behind Labour for it to make a difference.

«It was a crazy process that led me to buying a plane and I haven't looked back» Myhrvold, who later went on to found Intellectual Ventures, said.

This set off a pattern and rage in him the led him to prison.

A lack of water can lead to snoring, dry nasal passages, and leg cramps, which can disrupt your sleep.

Under President Obama, these efforts led to the removal of a disproportionate number of Latino immigrants.

Huffington's ability to prioritize her health and wellness is what led to her initial success with the Huffington Post.

A whole host of studies prove that moving more leads to thinking better, which is a phenomenal thing to know if you're looking for a little inspiration to hit the gym.

Procter and Gamble, one of the world's largest advertisers, is putting several of its agencies together to work as one team in a pilot that it hopes will eliminate bureaucracy and lead to better advertising.

It led me to want to change more to pollute less.

Giovannucci points out that while healthy dieting generally leads to better health and fewer chronic conditions, it is difficult to forecast results for any one individual.

Once you've found out that sloppy work has led to a poor product, you can either face up to it (but that's inconvenient and painful and maybe expensive) or you can unethically (and maybe dangerously) sweep the problem under the carpet.

Pete started his first business out of his bedroom, which grew and lead to the creation of other businesses, including Mashable.

And once my act was done, the surge of accomplishment led to many new ideas.

A recent recovery in precious metal prices and some smart moves have led to a significant reversal in his fortunes.

Nobody seems quite sure what caused the surge, though there has been some speculation lately that institutional investors could increase demand, which could have led to the bullish turn.

Taken to extremes, a wide disparity in income or wealth may well lead to «socially corrosive» outcomes.

It's common for diligent workers to continually absorb more of the business's workload, and if this process goes on too long it can easily lead to burnout.

The Trump administration in recent weeks applied tariffs to imports of Canadian lumber, agreed to investigate charges that Bombardier is using government subsidies to sell its new plane at unfair prices, and triggered the legislative process that will lead to a renegotiation of the North American Free Trade Agreement.

Cramer added that if an investment in Starbucks is made for the reasons, this is the ingredient that will lead to long - term growth and prosperity with the stock.

The myth of overnight success: The dotcom boom and the high - profile sale of billion - dollar apps has led to the dream of overnight success among entrepreneurs.

Clawson had a history with McKesson; his previous and now - defunct business, Brighton Pharmacy, had been involved in the investigation that led to the company's 2008 settlement.

The minutes of the Fed's June meeting noted that «some participants suggested that increased risk tolerance among investors might be contributing to elevated asset prices more broadly; a few participants expressed concern that subdued market volatility, coupled with a low equity premium, could lead to a build - up of risks to financial stability.»

Skirmishes with the debt limit have led to economic uncertainty and damage in the past.

The difference in opinion among members of the Tsarnaev family has led to a major divide.

Disagreement over a proposed minimum wage in South Africa has led to mass protests and reassurances from the presidency this week.

The voice will lead you to wonderful moments in your life and your business practice.

«Recalling a nice memory when looking at a photo may lead to more positive thoughts such as, «I am loved» which in turn relaxes muscles and breathing [and even] leads to a change in behavior, [causing you to smile more often],» says Smith.