Sentence examples for front runner of from inspiring English sources

Asked about the wider implications outside of Europe, Tjiam notes that "The Netherlands and its court decisions are…often a front runner of what other courts will decide in the coming years".

Harmsen [7] provided a full-scale review of commercial applications, research, scale-up, design and operation of reactive distillation, showing it to be the front runner of industrial process intensification, and stated that reactive distillation has been implemented in more than 150 commercial operations of petrochemical and chemical industry.

In the process, he's incubating the front runner of a "promising" technology that could play a key role in the future of social media, albeit one that we're unlikely to wear on our heads for another two years or more.

Most of the ire of the night seemed to be directed at Andrew Cuomo, who according to a recent poll is the clear front runner of the race.

Now all a candidate needs to do to become the front runner of a major political party is be angry, insulting, confrontational and totally lacking substance.

A few months ago (when I finally broke myself of the habit of watching the news), the succession of breaking news stories was about the new front runner of-the-week in the Republican presidential campaign.

The name is believed to be the front runner out of four proposed by staff in May - the others being Coton Hill, Weston Road and Izaak Walton.

On defense, end J.J. Watt established himself as the early front runner for player of the year.

But, the political system in the United States has made the two the front runners of Presidential primaries.

Two artists living in Atlanta and largely the front runners of two different ideologies are releasing a new album on the same day".

For New Zealand Music Month, we tracked down seven Auckland and Wellington-based collectives to unmask who some of the emerging front runners of our music scene are.