Sentence examples for cutting edge setting from inspiring English sources

The fashion industry has always been on the cutting edge, setting new trends and breaking the mold that helps shape where society is going next.

"An aggressive standard by a healthy economy that is technologically at the cutting edge sets a benchmark," Michael Oppenheimer, an atmospheric scientist at Princeton University, told ScienceInsider.

But being on the cultural cutting-edge set Alig apart from the rest of the kids at the public Penn High School as did his homosexuality.

This might sound a lot like JenniCam circa '96, ill-fated DotComGuy, or marketing ploy OurPrisoner, but some really cutting edge mobile technology sets the show apart.

Listen for Leslie Crandell to tell you she's on the cutting edge, breaking a mold or setting a trend and you'll be disappointed.

Participation in a standards consortium may put a company on the cutting edge of emerging technologies, and set it apart as an innovator in its field.

The cutting edge of the die is set on an indenter arranged along the sharp area, while in the conventional die design, cutting edge is set on the die directly according to the part outline.

"For nine years I think we were cutting edge — we would try to set the trend, not follow it," he said.

And in many ways, it meets the expectations: cutting edge architecture, an intriguing set of artworks and a new way of curating contemporary art have given the gallery the fresh look it needed.

But what is it like to be the people at the cutting edge of the policy - those setting up the schools - and those who oppose them?

P.S.: For the under-informed, Crystal Bridges is a cutting edge museum designed by Moshe Safdie and set in a series of pavilions on 120 acres of Ozark woodlands.