Sentence examples for forefront of changes from inspiring English sources

Southern Weekend has been at the forefront of changes in China's increasingly commercial news organizations.

While Christian music has rarely been at the forefront of changes in the sound of rock, it reliably jumps in when the waters have been tested — witness Christian emo, Christian metalcore, and so on.

While the teaching profession has, in my view, been at the forefront of changes in attitudes and behaviour that has brought about a more tolerant and inclusive society, it also includes people who can disguise as well as justify their prejudices.

He had been at the forefront of changes at the authority, including plans to out source many council services.

As I grew, I felt that they were at the forefront of change.

Africans are at the forefront of change in their communities as funders, civil society leaders, educators, policymakers and community leaders.

The objective for ITV is to rise to those challenges and put itself at the forefront of change".

"Why not be in the forefront of change instead of letting other people do it to you?" Ms. Smith said.

Crozier, who acrimoniously left the Football Association in 2002 and joined Royal Mail the following year, said that he was looking forward to putting ITV at the "forefront of change".

At moments like this, they are most visibly "a bridge generation," at the very forefront of change, yet still employing the skills of "the before time".

Communications functions have to be at the forefront of change and we have to keep up with how people live and consume information.