Sentence examples for stronger lead from inspiring English sources

People blame Corbyn for not giving Labour voters a stronger lead.

"Nothing will happen unless the Department of Health takes a stronger lead in saying we need to tackle the health problems we have.

Mr. Sarkozy's leading Socialist challengers, François Hollande and Martine Aubry; centrist hopefuls like François Bayrou and Jean-Louis Borloo; and even some of his own cabinet members are calling for France to take a stronger lead on European integration.

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But I'll pick up a lot of delegates, and we have several other states with contests the same day — I hope to win all of those, and if I can win the others and pick up some delegates here, it will give me an even stronger lead".

Naturally, Apple holds a much stronger lead in the tablet category with the iPad, than it does in smartphones.

With a stronger lead-in, CBS's repeats of "CSI" (14.43 million) and "Without a Trace" (12.26 million) both won their hours even more easily than usual.

Then again, perhaps a more stable network than NBC would have had a better idea of what to do with the show, providing it with a stronger lead-in than, say, the brilliant but decidedly niche Community.

For all the maneuvering over "The Apprentice," NBC intends for Wednesday to be its regular night, partly to offer a stronger lead-in series for "The West Wing," which appears from 9 to 10 p.m., and partly because Mr. Burnett's contract with CBS prohibits any of his other reality series from appearing against "Survivor," which returns to CBS's Thursday night schedule on Feb. 5.

The statement also took NBC to task for not giving the show more time or supplying stronger lead-in audiences, which could be interpreted as a shot at Mr. Leno's poor performance at 10 p.m. (Though Mr. O'Brien mentioned Johnny Carson, David Letterman and Jimmy Fallon in his statement, he never referred to Mr. Leno by name, only by the title of his show).

He also said the police had stronger leads and evidence to work with than has been made public.