Sentence examples for essentially leading from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, roughly half of all races that year consisted of Red Bull's German phenom Sebastian Vettel essentially leading from start to finish.

Asked whether the undertaking was given by the prime minister, Wall said: "Yes, an undertaking between the prime minister and the defence secretary in which the chiefs of staff were involved that would see us essentially leading the forces to a different place in the short term with an implied assurance that we would be able to afford a balanced structure on a new plateau out to 2020.

Whetstone was essentially leading the charge for the comms team post-harassment scandal.

Furthermore, when the SNR is reduced (essentially leading to downward shift of the transfer functions of the MUD/CE), or when increasing the user load (essentially changing the slope of the transfer functions), the PIC-MF will be the first MUD closing the gap to the SISO decoder transfer function, and thus failing to converge.

Kong eliminated LuFisto early on with an Amazing Bomb, essentially leading to a rematch of Kong and MsChif's critically respected Volume 9 match.

The accused men implicated each other in interviews, but prosecutors did not share that information with Tracy -- essentially leading her to believe her case was weaker than it really was.

In contrast to many other biologists, notably Stephen Jay Gould, Wilson believed that evolution is essentially progressive, leading from the simple to the complex and from the worse-adapted to the better.

Essentially, the leading edge of the chasing pulse sucks it in, acting like the event horizon of a black hole.Now imagine that the chasing pulse is itself being chased, but again by a much weaker pulse.

Gould's theory was opposed by many, including American biologist Edward O. Wilson, who believed that evolution is essentially progressive, leading from the simple to the complex and from the worse-adapted to the better.

The report from the Corcoran Group also showed prices essentially flat, leading Pamela Liebman, Corcoran's chief executive, to say, "It's kind of boring, but we're in the type of market that every other place in the country wishes they were in".

This "great crappiness", he wrote, was essentially American, leading some of his countrymen to wonder whether he had stayed in Europe, read its books and imbibed its arrogance for too long.BAD would never end, he declared, as long as naive and impressionable people were ready to be flattered and deceived.