Sentence examples similar to forefront of competition from inspiring English sources
Celtic need a manager capable of propelling them back into the forefront of European competition on a tight budget, not a populist appointment whose appeal would wear off by the time winter set in and an unassailable league lead had already been established.
Coe said the IAAF has been at the forefront of blood screening and out-of-competition testing for years.
A recent surge in Brazil's output of agricultural products has advanced the issue of competition with Brazilian farmers to the forefront of public debate here in Minnesota and in other farming states.
But the 76-year-old has witnessed a decline in the tournament's importance due to the ever increasing Premier League revenue which has placed that competition at the forefront of clubs' minds.
In the realm of economic theory, many writers echo Darwin, waxing poetic on the merits of competition as a force that improves business practices and pushes creative businesses to the forefront.
Trade Minister Liaf Pagrotsky has been at the forefront of opening up the new industries to competition, a Swedish version of Thatcherisation.
Four days of competition.
The introduction of competition triggers competition enforcement.
Microsoft : champion of competition?
The thrill of competition.
