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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a high lead" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts such as marketing, sales, or business to refer to a lead or potential customer that has a high likelihood of converting into a sale.
Example: "Our marketing team has generated a high lead this quarter, and we are optimistic about closing the deal soon."
Alternatives: "a strong lead" or "a promising lead".
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Before 1940 most imitation gems were made from glass with a high lead content.
CaO behaved as a network modifier to reduce the viscosity of the glass and also acted as a substitution to release lead oxide from the silicate network structure, resulting in a high lead separation efficiency.
Manufacturing industries require a high lead time to respond to market changes.
The light and glassy areas (I/62b1, b4, b5) have a high lead content approaching 45 wt% (Table 2) and noticeable percentages of Na2O (4–5 wt%), K2O (3–4 wt %) and CaO (around 3 wt%).
Bertha Velasquez, a Solis field deputy, got a high lead reading in her Boyle Heights yard.
He's also considered a foundation of the 1950s Philadelphia sound, a high lead over smooth harmony backing.
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Prospects that are more likely to be successful customers get a higher lead score, rather than leads that are simply likely to close.
Our objective was to establish whether children with a higher lead exposure as toddlers had more caries at school age than children with a lower lead exposure.
A blast from the lance produces a turbulent bath in which the concentrates are oxidized to produce a high-lead slag.
Every single bone contained an exceptionally high lead content and, in total, the remains of thirty-two dindividualsdividuals were identified.
A rich blue is obtained by adding 5percentt cobalt oxide to a glaze of high lead content.
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