Sentence examples for forefront having from inspiring English sources

"The problem [is] with having the leadership at the forefront having the same experience growing up in a neighborhood that's safe and wealthy, where gun violence is not," said Ho-Shing, who lives in the nearby town of Coconut Creek, where the median household income is less than half that of Parkland's.

We have made huge progress in the fight against AIDS because those at the forefront have been constantly creative.

At the forefront have been rappers like Fou Malade (real name: Malal Talla) and Thiat (Cheikh Oumar Cyrille Touré).

"That sense that Australia is in the forefront has deteriorated a bit in the last few years," she said.

At the forefront has been the rise of massive open online courses, or MOOCs, which have been magnets for attention and investment.

She herself reports trouble in bringing up youth issues when the issues at the forefront have little relevance to young people.

The novels of Joseph Roth, with the three-generation family saga "Radetzky March" in the forefront, have enjoyed a remarkable resurgence of interest in recent years, so much so that Roth is now often mentioned in the same breath as Kafka and Robert Musil as one of the greatest German-language writers of the 20th century.

Countries, with Britain and the US in the forefront, had to use the state to prevent a first-order financial collapse, but now the very financial system they saved is rounding on governments, pillorying them for having the very public debts that saved the banks.

"I think New York City is actually on the forefront of having its Police and Fire Departments fully interoperable," Mr. Martin said.

The thought of golf's returning to the forefront might have soothed the bluebloods.

"My goal is to prove that a successful corporation can renew itself and stay in the forefront," Gates had written in "The Road Ahead".