Sentence examples for valuable leads from inspiring English sources

Vast amounts of information do not necessarily translate, however, into vast quantities of valuable leads.

These are valuable leads for someone who needs three guests a week, every week.

Mr. Harper said, however, that even after extensive firing the marks were consistent enough, particularly on shell casings, to supply valuable leads.

But he also gave valuable leads that helped in identifying Mr. Mohammed and Jose Padilla, who was arrested last year in Chicago in a reported conspiracy to detonate a "dirty bomb".

"Every old boss and old colleague needs to be tracked down as they could provide very valuable leads," says Jason Atkinson, managing director of Russam Interim and chair of the IMA.

If the early research at the N.I.H. was producing valuable leads for new drugs, and the money in Project BioShield offered an incentive at the end of development, then what was missing was an agency in between to help guide companies across what Burr's staff called the Valley of Death.

That gives it a potentially valuable lead over Amazon, which has only began to court developers in the past month.

Another kind of seriousness marks a smaller exhibition, "The Kites of Kyushu," that serves as a valuable lead-in to "Shaped by the Wind".

Nor will it help that after September 2011, ABC stations will be without one of the most valuable lead-ins in television, "The Oprah Winfrey Show".

The name sphalerite is derived from a Greek word meaning "treacherous," an allusion to the ease with which the dark-coloured, opaque varieties are mistaken for galena (a valuable lead ore).

Thus, 9b can be used as a valuable lead for the future development of antitumor agents.