Sentence examples for greater leading from inspiring English sources

Mr. Stolper predicted that someday, perhaps soon, the "new normal will be trend-line economic growth of 2 percent or greater," leading to higher stock prices and dividends, as well as higher interest rates.

The diesel Urban Cruiser cruises with much less effort, thanks to the easy thrust typical of the engine type; its power output is less (90bhp) but its pulling ability is much greater, leading to identical top-speed and 0-62mph figures but producing them more restfully.

In thalamocortical neurons of SSADH−/− mice, sIPSC frequency and peak amplitude were greater, and in NRT neurons sIPSC frequency was also greater, leading to increased total phasic current in both cell types.

However, the concentrations of propranolol, CGP20712A and ICI118551 required to inhibit the CGP12177 response at the tβtrunc and tβ4C-receptors was significantly greater (leading to lower KD values) than those required to inhibit the other 11 agonist responses (Tables 2 and 4).

For Y, the same RE ratios were slightly greater, leading to a mean value of 1.04 ± 0.04.

An explanation could be that an optimal cementing technique could be even more beneficial in the case of a small femur; the volume of cement is smaller and therefore the increase of cement pressure is greater leading to better results [ 32, 37].

Then we were world champions and they were suddenly the great leading players.

But perhaps the greatest leading indicator of cultural transformation can be found at the dog run.

The mechanics have been great leading up to Malaysia, as they have been all season, and the car felt fantastic.

He showed that the pressure to cut costs was too great, leading to an unacceptable drop in quality.

As Tom, a greeting cards writer who falls for and subsequently loses flighty Summer (Zooey Deschanel), Gordon-Levitt concretises hopes he could be a great leading man.