Sentence examples for going to leapfrog from inspiring English sources

"We definitely think we are going to leapfrog the competition".

And I think I'm going to leapfrog that way for the rest of my career.

"What is developing in Central Europe is in many cases going to leapfrog developments elsewhere, and the market is just starting," said Matt Rothman, the chief executive of Softbank Emerging Markets.

BinBin Jiang, a research associate in energy and development at Stanford University, sees similar opportunities in creating an efficient infrastructure for China's exploding midsize cities. "That's where you determine if you are going to leapfrog or go along the old Western path," she said.

[Entrepreneurs here] are going to leapfrog into building new companies that are mobile-only or mobile-first".

"Asia is going to leapfrog the entire petroleum infrastructure," he says, "and both of those markets will show significant growth in the EV market in the next couple of years".

"Blue Gene is going to be leapfrog technology," he says.

"Developing countries are going to have to leapfrog to new technologies if we want them to reduce emissions," Coleman said.

The view of China in the U.S. Congress — that China is going to try to leapfrog us by out-polluting us — is out of date.

"Even if you do have a blockbuster, you know you're going to get leapfrogged in six months.

If they succeed in their goal, we're going to have a huge opportunity to leapfrog the competition.