Sentence examples for sustained lead from inspiring English sources

The cast is uniformly good, especially McGrath and Miller, who gives a remarkably sustained lead performance as Charlie – alhough he's frequently upstaged by scene-stealer Long.

Despite the Tories failing to open up a sustained lead against Labour, Mr Miliband's low personal ratings have convinced many watchers that Labour will not win the election.

Mrs Clinton enjoyed a sustained lead in the opinion polls of 20 points or more over her nearest Democratic rival, Barack Obama, for most of 2007.

But after Mr Bush's Republican Party held a successful convention in New York at the end of August, the deadlock was broken for the first time, with Mr Bush taking a sizeable and sustained lead.

The pair of Democratic presidential candidates are now battling it out over who is more progressive in an attempt to woo voters before Tuesday's first-in-the-nation primary vote, where Mr. Sanders has a sustained lead in the polls.

Lawsuits were filed against the researchers and KKI alleging that the children sustained lead poisoning or were put at risk of lead poisoning because the research protocol required that some of the dwelling not be fully abated.

"You've got to be able to sustain leads.

Ward said Booklet has a knack for being able to sustain leads because "he's very seasoned for a very young athlete".

The sustained load led to an increase in crack width up to 2.9 times larger than that measured under the corresponding short-term load.

Recommended medical surveillance for all lead-exposed workers should include quarterly blood lead measurements for individuals with blood lead concentrations between 10 and 19 μg/dL, and semiannual blood lead measurements when sustained blood lead concentrations are < 10 μg/dL.

Gray-matter NAA reductions associated with increasing childhood blood lead levels suggest that sustained childhood lead exposure produces an irreversible pattern of neuronal dysfunction, whereas associated white-matter choline declines indicate a permanent alteration to myelin architecture.