Sentence examples for forefront of excellence from inspiring English sources

In order for Hopkins to remain at the forefront of excellence in both medicine and medical education, a program in neurology was deemed essential, and this would seem now to have been an unproblematic advance.

Thanks to exceptional leadership, the university – rather improbably, one could say – has managed to position itself at the forefront of academic excellence and in a frontline position on many academic trends, particularly in forging international partnerships that will prove crucial in these competitive times.

I get a postdoc at EMBL (European Molecular Biology Laboratory), a dream place to be--international, a centre of excellence at the forefront of science.

"The Guardian has proven to be at the forefront of combining editorial authenticity with digital innovation; it commands a level of excellence with a US team that already feels like a grownup startup.

The most recent communication of the European Commission (EC) on internationalisation, which gives orientation for FP7, puts the issue of excellence through competition (or better: co-opetitiond) in the forefront: 'Excellence in research stems from competition between researchers and from getting the best to compete and co-operate with each other.

The pursuit of excellence.

The top Cup of Excellence (C.O.E).

And there are pockets of excellence.

"It's a system of excellence".

This strategy retains pockets of excellence.

He expected nothing short of excellence.