Sentence examples for front in terms of from inspiring English sources

"A month ago things were quiet on the Maoist front in terms of historical remembrance.

"But Carolina's a heavy vinyl market, and vinyl people were always out front in terms of color," he added.

"Greater G.C.C. integration will lead to a more united front in terms of foreign policy in the region," he added.

"We are in a situation where we have made a lot of progress on the legal and commercial front in terms of our dealings with Sports Direct.

"It will not be done on a bland economic front in terms of dollars, it's simply not the case," he said.

Measuring browser use is difficult and subjective: one source shows that IE is still in front in terms of numbers of visitors to websites.

"We've moved from our back foot to our front foot in terms of competitiveness, and started to play some pretty good offense".

NME's editor, Mike Williams, said: "We're not viewing it as the move that will save NME, it is more that over the years NME has been on the front foot in terms of innovation.

"The summer we've had has put us on the front foot in terms of interest from players and agents.

"What you are seeing is a complete about-face on all fronts in terms of what is good economic policy.

"I am quite surprised that we are able to split the Red Bulls and it's great to be on the front row in terms of how we qualified.