Sentence examples for forefront of combat from inspiring English sources

At the forefront of combat innovation, the Air Force's Wright Laboratory in Dayton, Ohio, took the peace prize for its 1994 proposal to create a "gay bomb," a chemical weapon that would cause soldiers to make homosexual love, not war.

The military has purposely built leadership change into its culture to prevent stagnation and ensure the most advanced tactics in leadership and warfighting are brought to the forefront of combat and support.

"Israel must be in the forefront of any combat against racism.

Mr. Howe was in the forefront of efforts to combat social ills at the school level.

In recent years, cities have become the forefront of reform efforts to combat deepening economic inequality and modern forms of racial segregation.

Mr. Diarra's ousting is a potential blow to a policy, espoused by the United States, to put political reform and early elections at the forefront of a strategy to combat the extremists.

A leading respiratory physiologist, long at the forefront of global efforts to combat nicotine addition and premature mortality from smoking, the former Harvard professor is not given to hyperbole.

All of these award winners are at the "forefront of the battle to combat disinformation….

Liberal Protestant and Catholics as well as Reform Jews were at the forefront of the campaign to combat the blight found in urban America.

It has been at the forefront of Kenyatta's plan to combat high youth unemployment.

By leaving Paris, the U.S. propels China and the European Union to the forefront of the global effort to combat climate change.