Sentence examples for multiple leads in from inspiring English sources

You always want multiple leads in play ― not just because you may not get your dream job, but because even your dream job that you think you'd accept wholeheartedly may not play out as expected despite hard work on both sides of the table.

Theirs is pandemonium, talking about changing the seasons with a wave of their hand, multiple leads rotating in and out like tenacious gods.

In addition, multiple leads lower the risk of drug attrition in the case of undesirable ADMET properties.

Armed with multiple leads stemming from arrests in Britain and Pakistan, and aided by a wealth of information from forensic studies of computers seized in Pakistan, the authorities have begun a large-scale investigation.

AnorMED Inc. currently has multiple lead candidates in preclinical testing including AMD887, and plans to select a lead candidate for clinical studies in 2006 (Anon. 2006a).

Conduction velocity, excitability, refractoriness, dispersion of refractoriness and QT interval duration were measured by Epicardial Multiple-lead recording (EM rats) in an additional 24 MI+GF and 19 MI+V animals.

The show also explores romances between Blair and multiple male leads, resulting in occasional love triangles.

That has led to multiple run-ins with Canadian tax authorities.

Significant MR in patients with multiple comorbidities leads to increase in death and heart failure rehospitalisation with reduced estimated median survival.

The cumulative impact of allostatic overload from multiple different stressors led in the past to a pattern of specific dysfunctional adaptations in the stress response network underlying the emergence of disease [ 195, 240].

It is noteworthy that the slope in blood lead is much steeper between 1978 and 1988, suggesting that the phaseout of multiple sources (especially lead in gasoline) was effective and that the slower rate of decline in the following years reflects the slower changes in housing lead-based paint hazards (Jacobs et al. 2002).