Sentence examples for forefront of this evolution from inspiring English sources

While fuel-cell technology has already come a long way (Daimler and Toyota are at the forefront of this evolution), there are still challenges to overcome, such as where to get the hydrogen from.

The economic context and the urban changes of the 1970s and 1980s and the nature of these responses put England at the forefront of the evolution of this type of urban policy in Europe.

The Picture Archiving and Communication System (PACS) is at the forefront of this revolution.

A company called Move Networks in American Fork, Utah is at the forefront of this next evolution.

It may sound like the stuff of science fiction but these cyber cows are at the forefront of the evolution of the internet.

Mr. Peebles said that both the former mayor of Dallas, Ron Kirk, who is running for United States senator in Texas, and Mr. McCall are at the forefront of "the evolution of African-American political candidates" who do not carry a civil-rights era dogmatism that, he said, has little place in government.

With a string of hits, Carbone and his Good Clean Fun shingle have earned a reputation as innovators who are at the forefront of the evolution of the reality landscape.

The Asteraceae family is at the forefront of the evolution due to frequent hybridization.

Asteraceae is a large group of angiosperms distributed all over the world includes ploidy states ranging from diploid (eg. C. nankingense) to decaploid (eg. C. crassum) which is generally considered to be an advanced subjects and at the forefront of the evolution [ 31- 33].

The country has long been at the forefront of democratic evolution in the Gulf.

If correct, that would mean he is old enough to be a direct ancestor of today's humans, and could shift South Africa to the forefront of human evolution.