Sentence examples for has a considerable lead from inspiring English sources
Mr. Romney now has a considerable lead in the Republican delegate count, and a decent-sized one in the aggregate popular vote count.
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan (R) has a considerable lead over Democratic challenger Ben Jealous and is supported by slightly more than half of likely voters, according to a poll released Tuesday by Gonzales Research and Media Services.
Incumbent Sheriff Glendell "Glen Hilll (R) had a considerable lead over independent challenger Michael Messier.
But on this measure Trump had a considerable lead on Ted Cruz, Marco Rubio or any of his other rivals right from the outset.
In fact, healthcare is the only area where Labour have a considerable lead over other parties (see point 3 here) so its place at the top of voters' agenda is key to the party's electoral success.
But Goldman and Morgan Stanley Dean Witter have a considerable lead in the industries of the future — Microsoft, Yahoo, Netscape and CNET all had Goldman or Morgan as lead managers of their securities offerings.
If Sony can provide a compelling sense of shared VR, without any awkwardness in terms of how players work together in tight quarters, it could have a considerable lead on other offerings.
I've seen Android mature so much in that time that it's amazing – but for all the work Android OEMs have done in terms of narrowing the gap with the iPhone, which had a considerable lead on any competitors early on, there's no question that Apple's smartphone is still the best one out there.
"My dream chronology is that the books finish first, and I do have a considerable lead over them," Martin told The Hollywood Reporter.
While plenty of fitness oriented GPS devices exist on the market, Garmin has taken a considerable lead in this still nubile market.
