Sentence examples similar to to spearhead further from inspiring English sources

"A merger with naked Hub is timely and makes perfect sense, with JustCo spearheading further expansion in Southeast Asia and naked Hub taking care of North Asia," Kong Wan Sing, founder and CEO of JustCo, summarized in a statement.

Although unable to inhibit elastase, oxidized AAT may gain inflammatory properties, leading to release of MCP-1, IL-6, IL-8, and TNF α, further allowing neutrophils and macrophages to spearhead towards their target tissues [ 110, 111].

"He's the perfect one to spearhead this".

Hopefully Bill Gates is prepared to spearhead the Heaven 17 revival.

Whatever his pretensions, Mr Lieberman is not ready to spearhead a revolt.

By 1963, the landowners had persuaded the Florida governor to spearhead construction of the causeway.

The company recently hired a senior cable-television executive to spearhead the effort.

Kent was to spearhead a revolution in building and landscape design.

Vanessa Kimbell, who teaches home bakers at her Sourdough School in Northamptonshire, has helped to spearhead the campaign.

The Allied generals now had hundreds of improved tanks to spearhead their attacks.

The sound that Salem helped to spearhead is called, loosely, witch house.