Sentence examples for a more leading from inspiring English sources

"Pattie seemed extraordinarily pleased to be playing a more leading role".

But while Sandberg makes a persuasive argument that women need to play a more leading role in their own professional development, men must clearly lean in as well – and they must do it in the workplace.

But with diplomats groping for a way out of the crisis, it was becoming clear that leaders on both sides of the divide were calling on the United States to take a more leading role in the negotiations.

It all starts to go wrong when Evil Dwarf (Monetarism) persuades Film Director (Blair) to give Brunette a more leading role - though Film Director is only himself a part-player in a scene created and set in inexorable motion by Missing Aunt (Thatcher).

The numbers of men detained mean that women are now taking a more leading role in the Brotherhood.

Activists in other countries say they too want the United States to play a more leading role on the noise issue.

"He's looking for ways to include the cabinet a lot more leading up to decisions being made," said Ray LaHood, the transportation secretary.

And they carry perverse incentives: because new vehicles go farther on a gallon of gas, they give us a reason to drive more, leading to more congestion, accidents, pollution and gas consumption.

What started as a lark became something more, leading Tsai to minor in visual arts and view his science-based coursework with a newfound perspective.

Stops are more carefully targeted, with more leading to an arrest or a summons.

So every time you say the same thing, it's an emotional trigger that causes him to want it even more, leading to a fight.