Sentence examples for become a forerunner from inspiring English sources
It is concluded that there is rapid development and achievement in the improvement of nanofibers for new applications, and electrospinning has become a forerunner in this field.
To seize these benefits and more, two years ago the Finnish government set a strategic target to become a forerunner in circular economy.
What's more, her performances, as displayed in the movie, are those of the nineteen-twenties and thirties, preserved in amber; had she made a career in the fifties or sixties, she'd more likely have become a forerunner of Tiny Tim rather than a peer of Blossom Dearie.
The results and customer feedback are the best I have seen, which makes me very confident the team can become a forerunner in this space".
The documentary chronicles the influential publication's five-decade history and the avenue it took to become a forerunner in thought-provoking journalism.
Their animation studio has been a cauldron of experimentation and innovation, which has led them to become a forerunner in the emerging field of interactive animation.
Hugely well received, it became a forerunner of a new trend in superhero films: a move toward realism and away from the genre's comic-book roots.
In spite of its confusing structure, the play is rich in symbolism and poetry, as well as in daring technique, and it became a forerunner of avant-garde movements in American theatre.
While he spent much of his career as a left-sided wing-half, the era's tactical shifts saw that position evolve so that he became a forerunner of the modern midfield destroyer.
Not only did "Naked City" inspire a 1950's television series of the same name, it became a forerunner of such contemporary dramas as "Law and Order" that entirely eschew the Hollywood soundstage.
