Sentence examples for front in the process from inspiring English sources

"We had always disclosed the propositions, but we now do it much more up front in the process and we do it multiple times during the process," said Daniel Schulman, Priceline's chief executive.

Based on the MIFEM, the stress intensity factors (SIFs) at crack fronts in the process of field ascent and/or descent are then numerically calculated.

The nuclear issue needed to be discussed up front in talks; the process could not stay alive without Iran committing to some confidence-building measures.

It was the giddy aftermath of Wales's 3-1 win over Belgium last Friday, which has set up Wednesday night's Euro 2016 semi-final against Portugal, and Robson-Kanu, whose goal-of-the-tournament contender had put his team in front and, in the process, broken the internet, was talking as if he did this sort of thing every week.

He damaged his front wing in the process and returned to the track in fourth.

During the session, Schumacher went off the track at the exit of turn five, damaging his car's front wing in the process.

While driving the vehicle was relatively safe, Dibnah had experienced several mishaps, including one instance when he lost control while descending a steep hill and was forced to drive the engine into a concrete barrier to bring it to a halt, smashing the front fork in the process.

It was really a turning point". Because of her impact generally after first six months, he concluded, Rice is "probably the most powerful secretary of state in decades". Rice has worked to redefine administration strategy on several fronts and, in the process, has ended much of the internal squabbling, insiders say.

Russian President Vladimir Putin quickly got in front of the process, going on TV to accuse the U.S. of meddling in FIFA's affairs in an attempt to take the World Cup away from Russia.

I returned to find the Danes in front of the process again.

Although some senior administration officials deny it, Mr. Rove appears to be front and center in the process by which the White House will decide whether to allow federal financing of research on stem cells from human embryos.