Sentence examples for forefront of which from inspiring English sources
This exhibition was a panorama of Cubo-Futurism, at the forefront of which were Malevich and Vladimir Tatlin.
The research, the forefront of which was in Germany and involved international collaborators including Reich, was published today in the journal Nature.
He added: "The behaviour of the mob on that Paris Métro train, at the forefront of which were Mr Barklie and Mr Parsons, has been seen across this country and beyond.
"France is showing now that she is at the forefront of countries which are confronting their past, which was not the case even in the 1990s".
Fatah activists have been at the forefront of strikes which have plagued the PA over the past year, when donors and Israel withheld transfers delaying payment of salaries.
As for competitors, Mr. Schrempp said: "We were on the forefront of technology, which means we had the highest cost to finance that technology.
"It's a sticky situation we're in at the minute and Steve's at the forefront of it, which he doesn't deserve, to be honest.
What makes the job all the more attractive is the opportunity to see and work on many different patent applications at the forefront of technology, which means more variety than would be usual when working on a particular project in research.
There is no question that these are different times and rap music is more widely accepted today than ever before, but for better or worse, Mackelmore and Ryan Lewis have E-Z paccesscess to the forefront of mainstream, which does eerily resemble that of rap titan of yesteryear, Eminem.
The enduring prominence of the Parisian branch is now back in the forefront, because the National Society of Film Critics (of which I'm a member) gave "Goodbye to Language," by Jean-Luc Godard, the award for Best Picture.
The student group was introduced to the MicroHeat technology, which has the capacity to be at the forefront of Design for Environment, the authenticity of which was used to enhance student engagement levels.
