Sentence examples for leading, both from inspiring English sources
Recent polls show him leading both Mr. Bush and Mr. Clinton in California.
Even by independent assessments, his stints leading both satellite providers were successful.
Soon afterward, a new poll showed Toomey comfortably leading both Specter and Specter's Democratic primary opponent, Representative Joe Sestak.
Moreover, changes within/between sessions occurred, leading both subtle and dynamic changes of landscape cognition as a whole.
The overseas business is generally leading both in the number of restaurant openings and growth in sales at existing restaurants.
Or was it because expectations of growth were marked down, leading both to commodity decline and to lower inflation expectations?
No — the economy would have been stronger, leading both to higher revenue and to lower spending on means-tested programs.
Streets has more than 10 years' experience in leading both traditional PR and social media campaigns globally for brands spanning trade, consumer and corporate markets.
As the game progressed, the offense seemed to improve and Pennington did slightly better in his two quarters of work, leading both scoring drives.
The law firm Leigh Day, which is leading both cases, said it believed the Sainsbury's action could be joined by thousands more female shopfloor staff.
Under the GRM, agreed between the Palestinian Authority, the UN and Israel, the PA bears primary responsibility for coordinating reconstruction, leading both private sector and public sector works.
