Sentence examples for collective front from inspiring English sources

And the Swedish design collective Front is showing its delicate yet graphic Mikado wooden cabinet at Porro.

And yet the members of the Lower Manhattan Arts Leaders reacted in just the opposite way, banding together to create a collective front to fight the tough times.

Porro's Gentle chair, designed by the Swedish collective Front, looked like an elegant line drawing of a chair — that is, not exactly promising comfort — but its leather-covered back turned out to be surprisingly flexible.

But despite individual instances that come to mind — the tragic Who concert in Cincinnati in 1979, say — studies since the early 1980s have shown that groups of people generally don't move as a collective front, and they aren't all crazed with terror, even in terrifying situations.

To overcome divisions, and to build a more shared understanding of what is going right and wrong in the world, the organisations that make up the sector, and the people who make up those organisations, need to redouble their efforts to work together, meet together and build a collective front.

Historically, we've not aspired to greater heights, we've lowered the bar, accepting the floor when we should be going for the ceiling," said Mr. Fields, noting that in an area like Essex County, where there are four black mayors, a collective front could "wield a tremendous influence on the rest of the state".

When added up, these numbers represent the collective, front-line leadership within the health care sector to build healthy, sustainable communities across the country.

Great leaders put common purpose and collective endeavour front and centre and help people understand and manage the complexity without being utterly paralysed by it.

On the collective bargaining front, Fehr may have been born on third base, thanks to Miller, but he stole home and continued getting on base and scoring all over again.

Manissa McCleave Maharawal is a doctoral student at the CUNY Graduate Center, a founding member of the editorial collective In Front and Center Someone asked me recently what was the best way to convince administrators to address racial inequities with systemic changes on her college campus.

"Bands were collectives, united fronts, rarely if ever did a member spin off and make his or her own record on the side.