Sentence examples for unusually large lead from inspiring English sources
With an unusually large lead pack of about 20 runners, Goumri decided to surge ahead.
What remains clear is that the burial is highly unusual, not least because the use of such an unusually large piece of lead would have been a great expense for the family of the deceased.
Weak donor acceptor interactions in the peri-naphthalene system, which mark the onset of 3c4e bonding, reinforce the Te,Te couplings and lead to unusually large J(Te,Te) values.
Cryptic sites that are considerably weaker than the nearest natural site of the same type, or cryptic sites that would lead to unusually large exons, diminish the likelihood of cryptic site activation.
"Commodity prices are particularly vulnerable to expectations of a Chinese slowdown, especially since the investment-intensive nature of growth in China" has led to unusually large demand for commodities.
Tenet, the nation's second-largest hospital chain behind HCA, is facing several federal investigations, one of them involving pricing policies that the company acknowledges led to unusually large payments from Medicare in certain cases.
A perfect storm of forest stand conditions and changing climate parameters has led to unusually large swaths of tree mortality by insects across forest landscapes in North America.
Subsequent functionalization of the secondary AuNPs by a thiol pyridinium and adsorption/preconcentration of Cr VI) lead to the unusually large detection range and high sensitivity.
Mr. Levy appeared to be ruling out early retirement incentives for teachers and principals at a time when there is a shortage of principals and when the teachers union is already predicting that the aging of the work force will lead to an unusually large wave of retirements.
The authors of the study suggest that fewer people getting the flu during warm winters may lead to an unusually large number of susceptible people in the next flu season.
In mountainous areas, a combination of heavy snow, rain and unusually warm air has led to an unusually large number of avalanches.
