Sentence examples similar to a forefront of a from inspiring English sources
By the 1990s western Washington had emerged as a technological leader at the forefront of a rapidly changing global economy.
And the officials praised him for being in the forefront of a push for a vaccine developed in Africa.
He pushed his program into the forefront of a sport just gaining a toehold in the national consciousness.
But now that I realize I am in the forefront of a culinary movement, I feel a sense of duty.
Many of those in the movement believed that they constituted a revolutionary vanguard, the forefront of a broader political movement to create a more egalitarian society.
He was also at the forefront of a zeitgeist and developed a world-famous nursery with his wife Anja to enable this experimentation.
He soon found his villain: a French multinational company at the forefront of a global effort to privatize government-run water systems.
Lions 'media consultant' Alastair Campbell has been at the forefront of a concerted counter-attack after an alleged spear-tackle that ended captain Brian O'Driscoll's tour.
They were at the forefront of a youth culture that seemed a tangible threat, not only to the established order but order itself.
Still, those officials applauded Slipstream for making an effort to be at the forefront of a program that rewards athletes for being clean.
