Примеры использования Led to increased на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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This led to increased inequalities amongst the states.
A few tips to promote the site, which led to increased sales by 45.
The first factor led to increased internal and external migration.
This technique was adopted from Black Hand gangsters and it led to increased profits for the gang.
All of these factors led to increased interest from carriers for using Prague Airport.
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In particular, the internal communication led to increased motivation and identification with the company.
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While there, McDonald implemented programs that led to increased sales, and greatly improved operational effectiveness.
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In turn, this led to increased tensions in the border area, with the parties accusing each other of preparing for hostilities.
It has served as repulsive factor for investors,which in turn led to increased attention to Asian currencies.
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Reform efforts could be like a double-edged sword:long-term reforms sometimes led to increased potential for conflict in the short term.
Naturally, that led to increased demand for technical means, financial resources and all categories of personnel, particularly staff with specialized skills, which placed a tremendous strain on existing capacity.
Jordan also alleges that accelerated extraction from underground aquifers led to increased salinity in groundwater and irrigation water.
The increase in oil prices and revenues led to increased economic growth and a rise in imports in the ESCWA region during 2000, as repercussions of higher oil prices on the economy came with a lag.
The resurgence of violence in the eastern part of the Democratic Republic of the Congo led to increased threats to United Nations staff throughout the country.
The evolution of large land plants in the late Devonian led to increased organic carbon burial and consequently a rise in δ13C. δ18O δ15N δ34S Isotopic signature Isotope analysis Isotope geochemistry Isotopic labeling Libes, Susan M. 1992.