Sentence examples for very leading from inspiring English sources

Google is "very leading edge, very young and very appealing to 20- and 30-year-olds," said Russell S. Winer, a professor of marketing at the Stern School of Business at N.Y.U.

"That's a very leading question.

"Your question is a very leading one, and that would certainly be something that we would hope that we could do," Mr. Thain said.

A true statement, sure, but not a popular one in this crowd.Mr George asked each candidate a very leading question about whether they would consider supporting legislation banning abortions, using the enforcement clause of the 14th amendment as constitutional justification, and whether, having done so, they would face down the Supreme Court over constitutional precedent.

The Department of Health said it was "not a reliable poll as doctors were presented with very leading statements which contravene the code of conduct set out by the Market Research Society that respondents should not be led towards a particular view".

But it's hard not to be at least a little in love with — and more than a little in awe of — the very leading ladies in Phyllida Lloyd's crackling revival (first seen at the Donmar Warehouse in London) of this 1800 tragedy of double-dealing politics.

In the case of porous media, the rigidity of the layer is very low, leading to very small wavelengths, and a high dissipation rate occurs within the pores.

For magnitude thresholds h ≤ 5.95 and h ≥ 6.65, the chi-square sums min(S) happened to be very large, leading to very small Pexc values and indicating that such thresholds are not acceptable.

However, the amount of computations is still very large, leading to very costly hardware implementations, and SAGE also requires the use of midambles in mobile WiMAX, resulting in reduced system throughput.

Frances is recognizable as a very real person leading a very normal life full of genuine drama and sadness, happiness and joys.

The difference in QALYs after 9 months between the PST and UC groups was very small leading to a very large ICER.