Sentence examples for better leading from inspiring English sources

With conservation tillage, herbicide use to control weeds does increase, but some researchers say the additional herbicides are not more harmful because the reduction of erosion leads to less runoff and because water filters through the soil better, leading to better degradation of the chemicals.

At the second table following the given auction, declarer Yan (whose full name was not listed) took West's spade lead with the ace on the board (North) and timed the play better, leading a diamond to her ace and ruffing a diamond before taking a heart finesse.

This season, all three appeared in more games and performed better, leading the team to more wins.

DORMAN: Immelman has played better leading up to the Masters, but I don't think he'll do a Harrington.

The audience was expecting Helness (West) to start with the heart eight, but he did better, leading the top card of his long suit: the club ten.

The Bulldogs could not be shooting any better, leading the nation in field-goal percentage at 50.3percentt, averaging 9.7 3-pointers a game, while befuddling opponents with backdoor cuts a la Princeton.

Better at debating, better at leading, better at outsmarting an opponent.

The difference almost certainly was not a result of better equipment leading to better diagnoses of A.C.L. tears, Dr. Lawrence says.

It is therefore possible that healthier outcomes may positively influence environmental perceptions rather than better environments leading to better health - further longitudinal examination is required to assess causality.

Hamilton believes he can avoid trouble by showing better form leading up to the race and securing a better grid position.

Instead, South did better by leading the club queen from his hand.