Sentence examples for pulling further ahead from inspiring English sources

A new CBS News/New York Times poll shows Trump pulling further ahead of his rivals, with the support of thirty-five per cent of likely voters in the G.O.P. primaries.

The total railway market is about €70 billion, if you include infrastructure, signalling and control, and maintenance services.Bombardier, Alstom and Siemens account for 55% of the train-hardware business between them, and all three are pulling further ahead of smaller producers such as Ansaldo of Italy and Spain's CAF.

Why should people feel aggrieved that the rich are pulling further ahead if they are also moving forward?

Labour as a party has pulled further ahead of the Tories, which can only have helped.

When the Warriors conceded another penalty, Canberra pulled further ahead, Austin's step creating the opening for a Joseph Leilua touchdown.

Nissan pulled further ahead of G.M. last month in the battle between the Leaf electric car and the Chevrolet Volt plug-in hybrid.

A Varndell try was scratched off but Wasps soon deservedly pulled further ahead as Haskell offloaded to Ashley Johnson, who returned favour for Thompson to dive over the line.

Britain's richest households have pulled further ahead of the rest of the population as house prices have accelerated, with the top 10% now owning almost half of the country's £11.1tn total private wealth.

In exchange for freedom from liabilities, tobacco makers may set up a $300 billion fund to pay for smoking illnesses, and agree to be regulated by the Food and Drug Administration, and to stricter curbs on advertising.The leader in the three-way race to carve up the telecoms world pulled further ahead.

She has now pulled further ahead from Katharine Hepburn and Jack Nicholson, who have 12 nods each and are in second place.

Murphy started the second session in confident mood, knocking in an assured 91 to pull further ahead, before Trump responded with a 93 of his own.