Sentence examples for set to leapfrog from inspiring English sources
Just as countries in Africa are leapfrogging fixed line telephones in favour of mobile phones, India looks set to leapfrog coal in its attempts to combat energy poverty.
Mobile advertising is set to leapfrog in-app purchases to move from third to second place in the revenue hierarchy by 2018, as app developers rebalance their business models to capture new opportunities.
Shi says Suntech, like China itself, is ready to leapfrog.
And no wonder: According to a recent Vinexpo/ISWR study, in 2008 the U.S. is set to become the world's largest wine-consuming country, leapfrogging Italy and France.
Developing countries are set to gain from switching to climate-friendlier alternatives or leapfrogging directly to HFC-free technologies with higher energy efficiency.
With the visitors well out of the play-off picture, the scene was set for the Scarlets to leapfrog neighbours Ospreys.
It would also set the stage for Mr. Arafat and Mr. Barak to leapfrog over their deep-seated, seemingly unresolvable differences and make fast, big decisions on very complex issues.
The win allowed Inverness to leapfrog United into second place.
Then they want simply to "leapfrog".
The answer isn't to leapfrog over it".
