Sentence examples for potential to leapfrog from inspiring English sources
"From a capital and environmental perspective, solar energy is a more cost-effective and competitive option with the potential to leapfrog grid power on the continent," he said.
Amazon entering the streaming media center realm makes a lot of sense, and if it's running Android and has access to the Amazon Appstore, there's a lot of potential for it to leapfrog some of its competitors, which have been slower moving at providing access to a truly open library of apps.
An age mismatch raises the stakes in any melding of seniority lists, with the potential for junior pilots to leapfrog more senior ones and take away more lucrative and attractive assignments.
Imagine the potential in online learning for the world's poor countries to leapfrog their way up the development ladder.
"But on smartphones, we suddenly get to leapfrog all those other devices and control the ingestion point, with the potential to reach many more people than Sony or Flip or Panasonic with their dedicated video creation devices.
Then they want simply to "leapfrog".
The answer isn't to leapfrog over it".
But the tactic of using piracy to leapfrog ahead?
That growth allowed them to leapfrog United, who earned £363.2m.
"We definitely think we are going to leapfrog the competition".
