"It's not a pleasant day when you have to make a conscious decision to stop doing world-class, forefront research," said Dr. Edward J. Weiler, the associate administrator for science.
Republicans are putting the middle class at the forefront of the discussion of their plan to pass the most sweeping rewrite of the tax code in a generation.
It covers capital-"I" "issues" without proselytising, makes a serious point about the US prison system's many flaws, puts a genuinely varied selection of women – in terms of race, gender, sexuality and class – at the forefront of the action, and forges a unique tone that will doubtless spawn less capable imitators before the year is through.
Dyson also notes that Jackson attempts to bring class to the forefront of the discourse in an effort to offer a political vision toward social equity and equality.
Neither color nor class is in the forefront of political discussion.
Together with other original thinkers from all over the globe and with world-class professors at the forefront of their fields, you'll be challenged not only to learn, but also to advance learning itself.
Their platform, which began as a class project, is at the forefront of a big-data trend predictive analytics.
Demolder trained as a lawyer, and his memoirs, Sous la robe (1897; "Under the Robe"), provide a record of the professional and cultural life of a class that was in the forefront of Belgian literary reform.
The class situates itself at the forefront of a new direction for 21st-century architectural research practice — one that investigates the intersections of architecture and science and applies insights and theories from biology and computation to the design of material structures.
"It could be that President Obama's continued economic failures in regards to the middle class bring it to the forefront even more," she said.
In the end, the middle classes who are at the forefront of these transitions are mainly to blame.
