Sentence examples for considerable lead from inspiring English sources

Earlier this week, the NFL provided a glimpse at Pro Bowl voting, with Elliott (681,361) and Prescott (607,621) leading all players and with a considerable lead over the rest of the top five: New England quarterback Tom Brady (519,210), Pittsburgh receiver Antonio Brown (508,913) and Oakland quarterback Derek Carr (500,770).

"I have a considerable lead in pledged delegates," she boasted as the debate wound down.

Incumbent Sheriff Glendell "Glen Hilll (R) had a considerable lead over independent challenger Michael Messier.

Ms. Gillibrand, meanwhile, enjoyed a considerable lead in recent polls over her closest potential rival.

Thompson won, by just under a second, which at that level of competition is a considerable lead.

Federer takes his own service game far away from the dejected looking Philippoussis to give himself a considerable lead.

As Lynn Vavreck and John Sides, a FiveThirtyEight contributor, note, Mr. Romney has considerable leads over candidates like Mr. Gingrich and Rick Santorum when tested in hypothetical one-on-one match-ups.

As this chart by Jed Lewison makes clear, there were points during the campaign at which Mr. Perry, Mr. Gingrich and Mr. Cain each had considerable leads on Mr. Romney in head-to-head polls.

Most delegates at stake for Democrats in Texas, Georgia and Massachusetts - HuffPost Pollster's averages show considerable leads for Clinton in two of the three biggest states for Democrats.

His military talents were considerable and led him to use war to attain his ends.

During the 19th century a considerable amount of lead mining was undertaken in the area.