Sentence examples similar to leapfrog this issue from inspiring English sources
Prediction: Volkswagen's SUV will leapfrog this design.
There are those who argue that misogyny is hardwired into both the principles and the policy objectives of the hard-left, and the evidence is there in issues such as the legalisation of sex work, a debate where the ascription of misogyny can become the live element of the debate, leapfrogging the issue itself.
Interestingly, Yvette Cooper, one of the Labour leadership contenders, is saying Labour should leapfrog the government on this issue and offer parents more.
European nations, so often criticized for stifling innovation in a tangle of tradition and regulation, have decisively leapfrogged the United States on this issue.
Writing, Alice Munro has suggested, was a means of "leapfrogging" over the issue of self, presumably creating elaborate fictional counterparts as a means of camouflage.
A jurisdictional approach can fly where projects floundered because it leapfrogs the sticky issue of tree tenure and individual farms, focusing instead on efforts to create an atmosphere in which the government can cultivate sustainable cocoa practices.
And the fact that we have a team there in Juba who is looking at exactly those issues gives FEMA an ability to jump ahead and leapfrog over this traditional approach to emergency response," he explains.
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