Sentence examples for back at the frontline from inspiring English sources

Back at the frontline, first lieutenant Osman said morale was high among his men, who were posted along sandbagged embrasures or who sheltered under tarpaulins from the afternoon sun.

"The best way of achieving this goal is to restore much more responsibility back to the producers at the frontline".

He added: "We're going to be pulling at least 150 intelligence staff out of other roles across the service to put them back into intelligence work at the frontline; and possibly 300, which will basically close half of what we are doing in other areas".

This is likely the most powerful area for LIS to improve care so that observations at the bedside can flow to clinical decision makers and back to the frontline staff, for example through care plans.

In the other story, scientists at King's College London reported that soldiers sometimes drink harder and commit violent crime when they come back from the frontline.

Largely ignored most weeks, on Sunday they were back in the frontline.

He stressed today that he was open to coming back to the frontline.

Going back into the frontline would mean going into the firing line..

The BBC's Ian Pannell accompanied a group of veterans from both wars back to the frontline in Afghanistan.

Using the military metaphor again, the Belgian 'vanguards in the fight against suicide' are falling back from the frontline.

(Nurse) "I don't think that's something that's fed back to us very often at the frontline staff level so it's difficult for me to say what are the types of things that can or do go wrong in these transitions of care or transfers.