Sentence examples for forefront of being from inspiring English sources

"In an unfortunate way, but that's the way life is, it is all coming down to this vote around the guy who has been at the forefront of being a successful banker, running a bank that's still making money and somebody who speaks his mind," William Daley, who was JPMorgan's Midwest chairman until 2011, told Bloomberg Businessweek.

Comparably also wants to "be at the forefront of being able to publish data around the gender pay gap".

So we're at the forefront of being as open as we possibly can".

"It should always be at the forefront of what is fresh and exciting, and therefore it should be the first channel to exist online," he said.

Science suddenly seemed to be in the forefront of what was happening in advanced kitchens.

Indeed, well into the last century, the companies considered to be at the forefront of innovation were those resting atop the largest and most sprawling networks of operation.

"Whichever countries or companies are at the forefront of that are going to own the category".

And, actually, it makes more interesting women, because the people [who] seem to change things and [who] are at the forefront of change are women, in my experience".

AS EUROPE'S leading drinks trade publication, the drinks business is at the forefront of what is happening in the drinks industry.

Even though at the forefront of research are small groups with very narrow specialisms, maths is more and more a collaborative discipline.

This exhibition was a panorama of Cubo-Futurism, at the forefront of which were Malevich and Vladimir Tatlin.