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Meanings of unassailable lead in English

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Usage of unassailable lead in English
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The early momentum for Varadkar has hardened into an almost unassailable lead.
The Irish Times
2
It could be the moment when Mr Sanders surges to an unassailable lead.
News.com.au
3
While official election results have not yet been announced, Mr Duterte has an unassailable lead.
Radio NZ
4
The parliamentary party had given Varadkar an unassailable lead.
The Irish Times
5
England now have an unassailable lead on 18 points.
Radio NZ
6
County have now established an unassailable lead going into next weekend's final round of matches.
The Irish Times
7
Her main rivals felt the panic, missed some shots and gave the 24-year-old an unassailable lead.
News.com.au
8
The trio went through to 35 km when Kipsang accelerated again and took an unassailable lead.
Reuters
9
Despite not holding an unassailable lead, CWI directors unanimously agreed to award the title to Pride.
Jamaica Observer
10
If Valencia raced into an early unassailable lead, their Champions League rivals Sociedad would be powerless.
The Guardian
11
A birdie two on the 17th which afforded the Hawaiian an unassailable lead playing the last.
The Guardian
12
Constitution raced into an almost unassailable lead inside the opening quarter but then found themselves under pressure.
The Irish Times
13
The Scot never escaped, missing the red eight times and handing Wilson what looked an unassailable lead.
The Guardian
14
The Garamuts outclassed hosts Samoa by eight wickets to take an unassailable lead with one round remaining.
Radio NZ
15
A first-half double from in-form striker Scott McDonald gave the home side what looked like an unassailable lead.
The Irish Times
16
Steve Grimmond delivered the result from Fife which gave the No vote an unassailable lead over the Yes camp.
BBC
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