Sentence examples for over leading from inspiring English sources

If the involvement is executed without boundaries or instructions, it could lead to a situation where the group or work team becomes too strong and takes over, leading to group think which stifles creativity and silences critical voices.

Then the book's essay heart starts to take over, leading us into more abstract, loopy territory.

Parker took over, leading the Spurs on a 10-0 run.

It's the characters who take over, leading us into all kinds of unexpected and quirky happenings.

In such a situation, emotion and trend following tend to take over, leading the market to gyrate wildly.

But Georgetown's press caused senior Dan Williams to turn the ball over, leading to Long's uncontested layup.

The prevalence of transposable elements and retroelements can promote unequal crossing-over leading to transposon-mediated rearrangements and gene duplications [ 40].

The rewiring angle does, in effect, measure which of the two forces is stronger, with rewiring events mainly driven by kinase take-over leading to a rewiring angle <45° from the diagonal in Figure 5B, while rewiring events mainly driven by kinase resignation would be associated with rewiring angles >45°.

In contrast, a network with too many neurons will suffer from over-parameterization, leading to over-fitting and poor predictive ability of yet to be observed data.

It lay toppled over, the leading holding together its colored panes.

The multi-coloured streets will be handed over to leading Aberdeen landmarks such as Marischal College.