Sentence examples for classification lead from inspiring English sources

Vincenzo Nibali holds a seemingly unassailable 4min 2sec general classification lead over Evans, the 2011 Tour de France winner.

Alessandro Petacchi edged out an irate Mark Cavendish to win the first mass sprint of this year's Giro d'Italia in Parma yesterday, although the Briton had the consolation of taking the general classification lead.

Argentin held the general classification lead for two stages, before Berzin took it after stage 4.

For the second day running, rider Thomas Damuseau was in the breakaway, with the main aim of taking the mountains classification lead away from overall leader David Veilleux of.

With 's Tony Martin being dropped on the stage, Wiggins opened up his lead to 1' 20" over Rogers, with Evans moving into third – taking the points classification lead in the process  – ahead of Froome.

Following his finish in the lead group, Wiggins assumed the overall lead from Larsson, with Boonen taking the points classification lead while moving into third place overall behind team-mate Leipheimer, thanks to the bonus seconds on offer at the finish.

This classification led to the holding of an eisteddfod, or a session of bards, to confer certificates of proficiency and to prevent the lower orders from proliferating and drifting into mendicancy.

Another principle of classification leads to a list of 18 elements (dhatus): five sense organs, five objects of those senses, mind, the specific object of mind, and six kinds of consciousness (visual, auditory, olfactory, gustatory, tactual, and purely mental).

The classification leads to an initial level of concern for genotoxic risk to humans.

A quick glance at the phylogeny of tetrapods (Fig. 4) makes it clear why phylogenetic classification leads us to view birds as dinosaurs.

This classification leads to an extremely simple analysis of spectra of such operators, and simplifies the design of procedures for their numerical evaluation.