Sentence examples for managed to leapfrog ahead from inspiring English sources

China's firms have not managed "to leapfrog ahead and bend or even suspend the law of comparative advantage".

Yet Sony could be in trouble unless it manages to leapfrog ahead with another winner like the PlayStation.

I suppose, even though I didn't get in to Saint Martins, I managed to leapfrog the process.

Anyway, Wallace is phlegmatic enough not to worry about being a third choice because he has still managed to leapfrog other better-placed candidates, such as the Sunday Mirror editor, Tina Weaver, and Morgan's deputy, Des Kelly.

But with whipsaw reflexes, and a little luck, a wide-eyed Jan-Michael Gambill managed to leapfrog the wayward serve as it headed toward his body on the fly.

Apple managed to leapfrog that mess by reinventing how it controlled, how it looked and what it felt like.

What makes these gigs so coveted is not just the fact that few ever manage to leapfrog into that echelon but that the pay scale can jump to tens of millions of dollars (and for celebrity executives, even hundreds) per year for work that is only moderately more challenging than that of the managing directors.

But the tactic of using piracy to leapfrog ahead?

Raju's experience pioneering new technologies and design should enable us to leapfrog ahead in those areas".

The mobile Internet has enabled some developing countries to leapfrog ahead, letting telecommunications companies and consumers skip over fixed-line broadband.

They say it is better to ensure the dependability and accuracy of the current machines than to leapfrog ahead to expensive, untested technology that is still evolving.