Sentences with phrase «would lead to»

Combined with a decrease in personal income tax, a sales tax would lead to increased investment and economic diversification while capturing spending from out - of - province visitors, argued Dylan Jones, president of the Canada West Foundation, a Calgary - based think - tank.

One would think that entrepreneurial confidence would lead to a higher rate of startup creation among the younger demographic groups.

And yet Perlman predicted that within a decade, personal data usage would lead to a massive wireless capacity issue.

A 1 percentage point growth slowdown in China would lead to a 0.5 percentage point decline in global GDP for the world, excluding China.

The researchers said the challenges would lead to an increase in the number of people uninsured due in part to the heightened uncertainty for insurers and beneficiaries.

The woman declined the offer over concerns that it would lead to her deportation, according to the Huffington Post.

And what besides zealotry would lead him to tear up a policy that is widely popular with the American public who, understandably, are wary of increasing the power of companies like Comcast?

That basic formula, so familiar to many women, means putting as much on my plate as possible and hoping nothing falls off — or at least nothing that would lead to catastrophe.

Argue what the company's sustainable «unfair advantages» are — the reasons that would lead to success more than someone else trying to do the same thing (for example, unique talent, strategic connections, key intellectual property).

The test follows since - fired Secretary of State Rex Tillerson's remarks that failure to curb the North's ballistic missile program would lead to «catastrophic consequences.»

He argued that it would lead to a long period of uncertainty in which «Europe would be increasingly inward - looking, consumed with divisive debates about its future against the backdrop of an anti-immigration and anti-free trade backlash.»

Critics of the bond buying programs, known as quantitative easing or QE, warned that it would lead to runaway inflation.

Medicine shortages and travel interruptions for medical professionals would lead to a slow recovery period.

I knew that accounting was a foundational element of business and working in that world would lead to fast success.

«It would lead to inflation, price increases and in some cases shortages of food.»

The proposal to expand short - term health plans would lead to higher costs for consumers with coverage through the Affordable Care Act.

Trumpcare, formally the American Health Care Act, would lead to 14 million more uninsured Americans next year and 24 million more uninsured by 2026 relative to current law, according to a recent nonpartisan analysis.

Such a scenario would lead to the creation of a swath of companies known as Mobile Virtual Network Operators (MVNOs), who effectively buy discounted minutes and data from network owners, then resell them under their own banner.

Trump ran largely on the argument that his business background made him an outsider from an entrenched political class and would lead to him negotiate good deals for the American people.

Moody's economist Mark Zandi, who has been a big supporter of President Obama, as well as John McCain, has said he thinks Trump's economic policies would lead to a recession.

Bridgewater didn't say why it thought a Trump presidency would lead to such a big drop in the stock market.

I was on a soul search that eventually would lead me to understand my true role.

Instead, he predicted they would serve more as a «tap on the brake» that would lead to a «slight, additional slowing of a market that's already slowing.»

«I wish I would've known that inspiration and coaching would lead to great experiences all around — for the employee, the company and the customer.

Paramount said that the termination of the deal would lead to a charge of $ 59 million in Viacom's fourth - quarter earnings, and that it had secured alternative financing agreements with toymaker Hasbro, Skydance Media and others to finance the production costs for the movies.

The entire idea of refunds would lead to a giant [redacted] storm.

School reputation and fit was a deciding factor for another 20 percent, while 19 percent said they landed at their school because they believed it would lead to a good job or career.

Republicans struck on a Congressional Budget Office (CBO) report that projected that Obamacare would lead to a reduction of 2.5 million full - time equivalent jobs in the workforce.

It would be great to think that all innovation, particularly the groundbreaking type, would lead to immediate commercial success.

That would lead to 13 million fewer Americans with health insurance in 2027 compared to current law, according to the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office (CBO).

The designs are elegant, simplistic, and exceptionally well - made, and the prices are more affordable than the quality would lead you to expect.

We should be asking what role public policy is playing in this phenomenon and whether a different set of policies would lead to a different distribution of economic gains.

First there was the discovery that the government's announced changes to the General Preferential Tariff (GPT) system would lead to tariffs being charged on MP3 players produced in many countries (and subsequently higher retail prices), including iPods produced in China.

While you'd assume that giving people free rein to plan their time would lead to them taking more time to refresh and recharge, Triggertrap's experience belies this logic.

Everyone knew this strategy would lead to a battle royale with the California Air Resources Board, and that battle has now been joined.

This bleak period would lead to the first of many bright spots for his company — now an ecommerce juggernaut in the ticketing industry.

Not only has he discussed withdrawing from the Trans - Pacific Partnership, a trade pact favored by Obama that would lead to improved business ties between the U.S. and 12 Pacific Rim nations, he's expected to attempt to renegotiate the North American Free Trade Agreement, or NAFTA.

«And there's just not a lot of people who care anymore, despite what baseball would lead you to believe.

One might hope that declining debt would lead to an increase in saving, but that trend has yet to emerge.

Any potential deal between AB InBev and SABMiller would lead to major brand divestitures in the U.S.

The result would mean significantly less spending and borrowing and this, in turn, would lead to lower GDP growth, corporate profit margins and employee wages.

Maria Korsnick, president of the Nuclear Energy Institute said the trade group was disappointed in the agency's order and warned that upholding the status quo would lead to the retirements of more reactors in the U.S. «Once closed,» she said, «these facilities are shuttered forever.»

Bernanke denied his actions would lead to out - of - control inflation.

In the late 1970s he was the first to predict a massive wave of inflationary pressures that would lead to record - high interest rates between 1980 and 1982.

RBC Capital Markets analyst Howard Tubin noted Monday that the guidance would lead to the first negative same - store sales for the company since the second quarter of 2009 if it plays out.

We set out to create a product that would allow us to leave work with zero emails in our inboxes and, so the thinking went, would lead to lives of zero stress (or at least until the next morning).

The result was a decisive Soviet victory that would lead to Germany's surrender on May 7, 1945.

Meanwhile, Movidius CEO Remi El - Ouazzane said the combination of the Dublin firm's tech with RealSense would lead to «autonomous machines that can see in 3D, understand their surroundings and navigate accordingly.»

Health insurance giant Aetna pulled in more than $ 63 billion in 2016 revenues and $ 2.9 billion in earnings despite a year that would lead to the demise of its planned $ 34 billion merger with rival Humana.

Trump also suggested that the Paris Agreement would lead to only a minuscule reduction in global temperature.