Sentence examples for leading in time from inspiring English sources

In many ways, Michigan dominated the game, leading in time of possession (34 53 to 25:07), total net yards (368 to 264) and first downs (26 to 13).

This was compounded by insufficient senior management focus and leadership which failed to manage the inevitable internal politics, leading in time to what one senior insider described to me as "a stakeholder nightmare".

And the highly profitable Dutch East India Company was the world's first joint-stock company, leading in time to the world's first stock and options markets.In this section Birdsong Beastly business Dishing it up Freedom of the city What a disaster Supreme ReprintsIn the late 20th century the Dutch capital was famous for its tolerance of marijuana cafés and prostitution.

The main complications after a hip dislocation are avascular necrosis of the femoral head leading in time to osteoarthritis.

Nurse executives are leading in a time of unprecedented change.

But Wales were still leading in first-half stoppage time, until reality bit in the form of a rapid-fire double by Cronk.

In its biggest test, the new CBS reality series "Big Brother" rebounded with some promise on Monday night, once again leading in the 8 p.m. time period.

The morning after Lehman Brothers collapsed, McCain, who was leading in polls at the time, argued that the economy was "fundamentally sound".

The hourlong program, puckishly called The Keith Olbermann Evening News, will be televised at 9 p.m. Eastern time, leading in to the National Sports Report.

What's to say that Google will be leading in a few years time?

Finally, the most recent CBS poll has him leading in South Carolina for this first time during this campaign with 35%.