Sentence examples for big vanguard from inspiring English sources

It may have been small but its ambitions were big: Vanguard 1 proved that Earth is not a perfect sphere but closer to being ever so slightly pear-shaped.

One of the big Vanguard index funds had a slight outflow but that was balanced out by an inflow into the other, Mr. Sauter said, meaning that the impact on the S.& P. 500 index was canceled out.

The other three big society vanguard projects announced by Cameron last year are in Windsor and Maidenhead, Eden Valley in Cumbria, and Sutton in south London.

A spokesperson from the Department for Communities and Local Government said: "The big society vanguards are led by local communities and people - not central government.

As the world's largest index fund manager--yes, bigger than Vanguard--with $742 billion under management, BGI is well-positioned for the booming global demand for fund management expertise.

There is no time for more national pilots, pioneers, or vanguards – big innovation has to be mainstream, day-job stuff now.

Getting legacy retailers' imprimatur and distribution is a big step for the vanguard of legal pot.

Time and again, Oregon has been at the vanguard of big changes in America from recycling to sustainable agriculture to bike commuting to renewable energy.

Stop bugging us".' Yet, despite such apathy, Ms. Stroke and Ms. Lissard feel they may be in the vanguard of something big.

BPP is in talks to team up with those charities to offer what its chief executive, Carl Lygo, calls "a sustainable model for high quality future provision".Does that mean BPP is in the vanguard of a big expansion of private university education?

Japanese firms, for their part, sniff a big new market.In the vanguard is Toyota, which plans to launch a car in 2009 that will shut down the engine if its driver is drunk, using sensors on the steering wheel to measure the alcohol level in the driver's sweat.