Sentence examples for lead distancing from inspiring English sources

-- Rory McIlroy of Northern Ireland moved one step closer to ushering in a new era in golf on Saturday at the Masters, shrugging off the immense pressure of playing with the tournament lead, distancing himself by four strokes from his closest pursuers and closing in on his first major championship.

The performance of V mask is determined by the lead distance (d) and " θ" angle.

Practice on your own with friends to become accustomed to different lead distances.

Both factors are interrelated, since there is a tendency for children to remain with the mother after divorce, which may lead to distancing from the father.

If there's one way that Silicon Valley can lead and distance itself from critiques of insularity and out-of-touchness, it's to tackle the big, thorny, difficult problems that would improve the state of the world.

This, people around the government say, led to it distancing itself from the problem for fear of falling into a political trap.

Physicians, on the other hand, are often inadequately trained in communication skills, which may lead to distancing and avoidance in discussing emotionally difficult communications with cancer patients (Baile et al, 1997).

An adviser said this could prove to be the start of an evolution that would lead to Mrs. Clinton increasingly distancing herself from the conflict.

Since 2011, Jones leads the way in distancing himself from the pack.

From the mid-1990s Fini led the party in distancing itself from its fascist heritage.

Although he quickly became disillusioned, this youthful flirtation with Marxist ideology would lead him to distance himself from those who believed in violent revolution.