Sentence examples for need to leapfrog from inspiring English sources
By failing to earn a single batting point, they now need to win simply to earn the eight points they need to leapfrog Durham into second place.
We need to leapfrog quickly to full industrial scale -- 10 or 20 full-scale new and retrofit coal power projects with complete carbon removal.
It's nice that the Crysis effect isn't applied to every game — that is to say, not everything that comes out thinks it needs to leapfrog the system requirements of its competitors.
A strong political will is especially needed to leapfrog substantial losses associated with E-bike risk in China without sacrificing mobility needs.
And when will I get that much-needed BREAK to leapfrog to the next level?!
Then they want simply to "leapfrog".
With leaders Middlesex sitting out last week's round of fixtures, Durham needed a win against Worcestershire to leapfrog the early season pacesetters and, with the captain to the fore, Paul Collingwood's men duly delivered.
Poorer countries need to be supported in their efforts to leapfrog the fossil-fuel-driven development model that created wealth in the global north, but which also caused the climate crisis we now face.
To leapfrog Lee Westwood he needs to win as it is almost unfeasible that Westwood will not finish in the top 20.
Needing a victory in the Texas event to leapfrog Woods, McIlroy's round got off to a poor start as a double-bogey seven at the eighth left him three over for his front nine.
