Sentence examples for commercial forefront from inspiring English sources

West has been at the commercial forefront of embryonic stem-cell research for years, first as the founder of Menlo Park, Calif.-based Geron and then at Advanced Cell, a privately held Worcester, Mass.-based company known for its cloning research.

Mumford And Sons have been at the commercial forefront.

Singer-songwriters, professional troubadours performing autobiographical songs who ascended in the early 1970s to the forefront of commercial pop in the wake of the communal fervour of 1960s rock.

Whether it be a slick ad campaign for Virgin Airlines via some co-branding with the latest James Bond Film, or Sir Richard personally darning a wedding dress to launch a new cola product, or his futuristic company- Virgin Galactic sitting on the forefront of commercial space tourism.

"Because Illinois is really at the forefront for ending commercial sexual exploitation".

The former Associated Newspapers man – he masterminded the Mail on Sunday's Prince CD giveaway marketing coup – has been at the forefront of the commercial sector's negotiations with the government over the future of digital radio.

The exceptional mechanical, structural, and electronic properties of graphene had pushed this form of carbon to the forefront of academic and commercial materials research.

She has brilliantly combined literary style with commercial appeal and is at the forefront of a new wave of women's writing.

The process schemes were chosen for their numerous advantages such as future forefront, wide application and commercial availability.

The mainstream media (both print and commercial TV networks) are in the forefront of using social media to gauge public opinion, interests, and values, and increasingly derive data from public social media forums such as Twitter™ and Facebook™ (Pew Research Center 2013).

During the 1980s I was at the forefront of scientific research into commercial exploitation of the sensitive Arctic offshore.