Sentence examples for may leapfrog the from inspiring English sources

Those voters may leapfrog the PRI to go to the PAN's Mr Fox; a recent poll in the capital suggested just that.

AMD may leapfrog them later, as they did with the 4870, but that's speculation at this point and what we can say with near certainty is that Bioshock 2 and the next Crysis are going to run best on a GeForce-based system.

Kotaku adds that the system may actually leapfrog the PS3 and 360 in terms of power.

But developing countries may now be poised to leapfrog the industrialised world in the era of the mobile web.

Wise experimentation with, and evaluation of, innovative and integrated prevention-oriented low-cost health care models may allow rapidly transitioning LMICs to leapfrog the long-established developed countries in terms of realigning their systems at a nascent stage and also help avoid and forestall large health and economic burdens due to diabetes and other NCDs.

Leapfrog the competition: When you choose to lease instead of making a cash purchase, you may also be able to leapfrog your competition.

"We definitely think we are going to leapfrog the competition".

The Chinese could try to leapfrog the market by selling more advanced hybrids and plug-ins.

Cambridge hammered Gateshead to leapfrog the Tynesiders in the Blue Square Bet Premier table.

A defeat by Everton at Anfield would see the Blues leapfrog the Reds into seventh place.

The world may yet leapfrog from the dark ages of clumsy, costly, command-and-control regulations to an enlightened age of informed, innovative, incentive-based greenery.