Sentence examples for forefront with a from inspiring English sources

But Los Angeles has remained at the forefront, with a system that is not only more widespread, but also faster and more autonomous than most others.

In terms of government support, New York State is at the forefront, with a 20-year-old model known as a NORC, or naturally occurring retirement community.

It was then that Worcestershire started to give a bit back and Joe Clarke was at the forefront with a brilliant maiden first class hundred in his ninth Championship match.

Oil companies such as BP were originally at the forefront with a plan to build a scheme at Peterhead in Scotland, but this was abandoned and it has since given up on another pilot scheme in the US.

The Nokia 7 Plus, priced at €399, is being positioned with its camera features in the forefront, with a 12MP Zeiss optics — significantly, marking the return of Zeiss to Nokia devices after having a long-time collaboration with the brand when Nokia was still making its phones itself — for its primary camera and a secondary 13MP camera with 2x optical zoom.

In terms of pro-active regulatory interventions, the Swiss have been at the forefront with an overall leverage cap for their large institutions, an innovative ring-fencing framework for bad assets at UBS, and a risk-adjusted remuneration scheme at Credit Suisse (i.e., to pay top bankers based on the performance of the toxic waste they originated or acquired on behalf of the bank).

It is a landscape of a river, a riverbank in the forefront with palm trees, a river and a view across the river of mountains on the other side.

Mr. McCain's vice-presidential choice shows me that his administration would operate exactly like President Bush's — with politics at the forefront and with a reactionary agenda.