Sentence examples for because frontline from inspiring English sources

This matters because frontline staff are the beating heart of our health service.

photo credit Rena Effendi For the West, it was easy to ignore -- in the beginning -- because frontline states of Jordan, Lebanon and Turkey absorbed the massive first wave.

Because frontline chemotherapeutic drugs for cancer target the DNA damage response or mitotic checkpoint, Teh's findings had important therapeutic implications.

Because frontline consumers of recommendations will be most interested in the best course of action, the GRADE system places the strength of the recommendation first, followed by the quality of the evidence.

Well, there's no need to travel abroad, because the frontline has come to you".

Because the frontline members face the possible end of their careers in November and may be beholden to the whims of powerful donors, the Democrats' 13-seat advantage on the committee is weaker than it appears.

ESPN said it ended the partnership with "Frontline" because of misunderstandings about who had editorial control over the documentary, not because of its broadcast deal with the league.

"They're on the frontline because they act and react as an even more sensitive and opinionated version of our larger community," he says.

First, cut the more junior staff, usually on the frontline, because sacking senior people is too expensive with their pricey redundo.

Hill thinks that the jury remains out on the potential success of Frontline because the first cohort has yet to complete the programme.

The Lakers' loss to Boston in last season's finals was largely laid at Gasol's feet because the Celtics' frontline players, led by Kevin Garnett, dominated the Lakers' frontline players, led by Gasol.