Sentence examples for forefront of well from inspiring English sources

It's no wonder everyone wants to jump on our bandwagon, as Philly has been at the forefront of, well everything, for centuries.

While the acetylation of histones has been at the forefront of well-characterized post-translational modifications of histones, including the development of inhibitors targeting de-acetylating enzymes, the past few years have witnessed a dramatic increase in knowledge regarding the role of histone methylation/demethylation.

She has now been on the forefront of this well known 'age revolution' the result of which has been two bestselling books on inner and outer beauty, Ageless Beauty and The Five Principles of Ageless Living.

Women are at the forefront of this struggle, well aware that they will obtain equality only within a truly democratic political order.

The economy has been at the forefront of Congressional races as well.

The popularity of the practice puts the Philippines at the forefront of wireless Internet usage, well ahead of much richer countries.

The four-times world champion has been at the forefront of ardent debates, as well as being one of the three main architects behind the recent letter from the Grand Prix Drivers Associationn calling for a reform of the sport's governance.

"We've been at the forefront of restricting recreational as well as commercial fishing when the science supported it, even when no environmental groups stood at our side," Ted Venker, a spokesman for the Coastal Conservation Alliance, said.

"Over there women's sport is much more at the forefront of the media, as well as the men, so girls consider sport as a viable option.

Delineating the contribution of integration site and copy number should be at the forefront of these efforts, as well as the engineering of epigenetic tools to ensure active expression of integrated circuitry.

Family planning must be at the forefront of our agenda domestically as well as internationally.