There is not a sensible CEO alive who would not leap at that kind of tradeoff.
Opponents of Turkish membership would leap at the chance to stop the talks starting again.
It seems more characteristically leonine to leap at the weak and slow prey.
Ed Miliband, the Labour leader, will no doubt leap at the opportunity to decry any such cuts as weak and short-sighted.
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Companies can point to one strong piece of evidence in favour of hiring outsiders: share prices usually leap at the news.
With a big enough voltage between cathode and anode, they will leap at great speed from the one to the other.
The Journal didn't leap at that comment and assert a Bush conspiracy.
Does the lion leap at the fastest, strongest, of the zebras?
As he pointed out, a minority of consumers will leap at the idea of open data, but most will be left cold unless it is marketed skilfully.
Instead, they made the leap at exactly the wrong time.
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Mr Paisley has moved from not an inch, to inch by inch, to a giant leap at St Andrew's when he declared his willingness to give the deal a fair wind.
While it may have seemed like an odd leap at the time, The Verge, founded with a wealth of talent departing from the AOL-owned Engadget, attacked tech blogging with quality content and a striking, original design.
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Provided the researchers can keep refining the project, we could be looking at a big leap in solar power efficiency with very little extra footprint, something we'd very much like to see on the roof of a hybrid sedan.
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The Leap Motion controller will be available for pre-order online at BestBuy.com beginning in February, and Leap Motion will also continue taking pre-orders directly at LeapMotion.com.
Leap has at times been courted by MetroPCS as a merger partner, and seeing that suitor marry someone else was a bummer for some investors.
Call it a hunch, but we suspect that at least a few of you picked up an iPhone 5 today, or at least made the leap to iOS 6.
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The concept that lifetime stressors could trigger the development of the disease, or at least facilitate the leap from mild cognitive impairment (MCI) to full-blown dementia, has gained momentum in recent years, and researchers are starting to devote more resources to exploring the relationship more fully.
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It would take a tremendous leap of faith at this point to think he didn't do anything.
And, at this point, the Leap is almost a third the price of the Kinect for Windows 1.5.
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If you curl into a U shape at the top of your leap, as high jumpers and pole vaulters do, you will be able to clear a bar while your center of gravity passes underneath it.
That said, for five years now I have kicked off the New Year by taking a plunge in the icy waters of New York's Coney Island, a tradition I was introduced to while living in Dublin, where I joined hundreds of locals who make an annual Christmas leap from a rock at Sandycove and baptize themselves in the freezing Irish Sea.
That relationship got us a peek at an unusual company's ambitious leap into Asia.
He promptly won the league and then, in March 2002, made the leap to the Premier League at Everton.
This is a wholly unwarranted leap of faith, taken at our extreme peril.
Lagares glided back, perfectly timed his leap and plucked the ball at the top of the fence as he rammed into the padded wall.
Over the last four majors, there have been 42 entries by women 30 or older at the start of tournaments, a leap from just 11 a decade earlier.
The extra water will be released gradually over the next three days with the aim of helping the fish leap up a fish ladder at a dam near Selkirk.
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But at the time the treaty represented a huge leap of faith, for in 1951 Europe was hardly secure or prosperous.
The car was rock solid and smooth sailing at highway speeds, with the ability to leap fairly athletically from one lane to another when called upon.
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