Sentence examples for should leapfrog from inspiring English sources

It should leapfrog us, not copy us.

Interestingly, Yvette Cooper, one of the Labour leadership contenders, is saying Labour should leapfrog the government on this issue and offer parents more.

Still, her initial public appearances elicited criticism that Ms. Kennedy had failed to exude warmth, express herself well or make a compelling case for why she should leapfrog over seasoned politicians.

He doesn't believe William, who he describes as "a hell of a nice guy", should leapfrog Prince Charles.

The councillors said the area should "leapfrog" more widely available technology and test fourth generation mobile technology, also known as 4G.

Poorer nations looking to the Golden State for ideas in dealing with vexing water problems should leapfrog over our tarnished, high-cost model of destroyed rivers, crumbling infrastructure, and contentious solutions to the mess.

Federer, one of the players who could potentially be hurt by a quarterfinal meeting with Nadal, said that Ferrer had earned his seeding by playing "rock solid" over the past year and that Nadal should not leapfrog him.

"What we should do is leapfrog".

Economic development, or "decentralization," should not just leapfrog over the peasantry to create large scale development that appeals to investors and turns peasants into dispossessed laborers.

Raju's experience pioneering new technologies and design should enable us to leapfrog ahead in those areas".

Should they win the final match at the Rose Bowl they will not only take the honours for the second time this season, after the Ashes win, but will maintain their position as second in the ODI rankings, behind India and ahead of Australia who, should they win, would leapfrog them.