Sentence examples for forefront of this project from inspiring English sources

At the forefront of this project is the University of California, San Diego, neuroscientist Roberto Malinow.

British experts should and will be at the forefront of the project".

Johnson demanded that "British archaeologists be in the forefront of the project", especially given Britain's "ineffective" role in failing to defend the site in the first place.

Continuous engagement with participants has been at the forefront of the project, which has included coffee mornings with older residents to discuss the ideas and workshops with stakeholders and council procurement staff to find new working processes with small businesses.

At the forefront of the project is a specimen of the now-extinct quagga a half-striped zebra (seen above).

This design-based approach reached into all aspects of the SciLG curriculum design, including instructional planning and assessment, with the team of faculty and teachers working closely to ensure alignment of SciLG to explicitly address NGSS performance expectations while keeping adolescent development at the forefront of the project.

Had he read it, he would have seen that she had worked at San Rafael, Calif.-based money management firm Cole Financial, where she was at the forefront of a project involving a portfolio management system that used a minicomputer to track and record trades.

The Selective Production of Exotic Species (SPES) facility is under construction at INFN-LNL: aim of this project is the production, ionization and post-acceleration of radioactive ions to perform forefront research in nuclear physics.

Education has been placed at the forefront of the development project.

The site's big presence in Japan has put developers here at the forefront of crucial projects — for example, a recently announced feature that will bring text captions to many videos on the site, linked with automatic translation into 51 languages.

Gulf was at the forefront of various projects in the late 1960s intended to adjust the world oil industry to developments of the time including closure of the Suez Canal after the 1967 war.