Sentence examples for frontier when it comes from inspiring English sources

"You're in the last frontier when it comes to the vehicle".

Is the transgender cause the next great frontier when it comes to human rights, as Time magazine boldly declared on Thursday?

Except there is no final frontier when it comes to social media: there's always the next wave, the next platform, the next app.

This has to be the final frontier when it comes to pop stars embracing the pink pound short of, say, Kylie Minogue morphing into a human firework at Brighton Pride.

America is at a new frontier when it comes to diversity.

Alistair Goodman, CEO of mobile marketing company Placecast, said location data is the "next frontier" when it comes to ad measurement and verification.

It was clear from Heavy Rain that these guys were at the frontier when it came to interactive storytelling and virtual acting.

Medicine is "still at the frontiers of knowledge" when it comes to crib deaths, one of the three appellate judges said after the ruling.

"One thing I was quite disappointed by – although these scientists are extending the frontiers of knowledge, when it comes to publishing, they still embrace the traditional subscription based model and, with this, the journal impact factor instead of going for full open access and developing new metrics," Smits said.

The frontier is closer to home when it comes to American pirates.

The beverage giant SABMiller is among the most active companies in the world when it comes to tapping frontier markets.