Sentence examples for more leads in from inspiring English sources

Within days the police had gathered more leads in more locales than they could ever check out, and so Rossmo was charged with winnowing those leads down and closing in on the killer by using the equation at the heart of his research.

In this sense, [120] is the approach that more leads in this direction (even if it also proposes a modeling for the foreground entities).

This reduces the overall count of people who will back out of your website and return to the search results, and you're generating more leads in the process.

And the budding romance between Charlie and coworker Lauren (Annaleigh Ashford) needs more lead-in.

Describes the study performed by Aufderheide and the archeologist George Rapp, which indicated that the Romans had ten times more lead in their bones than modern men.

If there is a lot more lead in my oil than in a typical Mazda5, for example, it means I have a bearing problem, she said.

Herbert Needleman, the University of Pittsburgh psychiatrist and pediatrician whose work helped persuade the government to ban lead in the 1970s, recently studied a sample of juvenile delinquents in Pittsburgh; the group had significantly more lead in their bones than their peers.

When Ms. Nordquist first had her toy-chewing, 17-month old daughter tested for lead this year, the results showed that she had more lead in her blood than any parent should want.

Perhaps Obama's inability so far to make a dent in Clinton's 20-point (or more) lead in the polls proves that many believe he's on the wrong side of that balance.

Some homes, however, have more lead in their water than filters can handle -- both Snyder's government and the EPA have said everyone should get their taps tested.

"These cuts will only guarantee more pollution which will likely trigger more asthma attacks, and more lead in our drinking water," Adrianna Quintero, executive director of the nonprofit Voces Verdes, said in a statement.