Sentence examples for leads means from inspiring English sources

It was a repeat of a lesson Salt Lake have repeatedly failed to learn — their inability to hold leads means that a team who might have been out of sight at the top of the West (even after what was on paper perhaps the toughest start of the schedule), are instead still unbeaten, but not unstoppable.

Higher quality leads means better conversions and more time on site for the local news org and the data provider.

He said that his commitment to "go where the evidence leads" meant that he ended up accepting the existence of God.

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But relying on Congress to take the lead means nothing will be done.

You have to learn the LED code to know what is going on: A teal LED means what again?

The party lost about a third of its votes compared with the elections in 2009.GERB's slim lead means that weeks of horse trading and backroom deals are likely to ensue.

Not that an early lead means users will start seeing Sony, Samsung and Google ads in the next week.

But relinquishing the lead means they are four points above the Championship relegation zone.

To lead means to direct and to exact, and no man dare do either.

Ferrari's Fernando Alonso believes his growing world championship lead "means nothing" and that the title race is still wide open.