Sentence examples for frontline because from inspiring English sources

ESPN said it ended the partnership with "Frontline" because of misunderstandings about who had editorial control over the documentary, not because of its broadcast deal with the league.

"They're on the frontline because they act and react as an even more sensitive and opinionated version of our larger community," he says.

First, cut the more junior staff, usually on the frontline, because sacking senior people is too expensive with their pricey redundo.

Hill thinks that the jury remains out on the potential success of Frontline because the first cohort has yet to complete the programme.

It is very difficult for authorities to distinguish those who left the Isis frontline because they were disillusioned by violence, from those who found it inspiration for further atrocities at home.

His goal was to embarrass the Frontline because "it's always been a nest of the worst kind of British foreign correspondents…types who go native and hate the UK/US/Israel".

He adds that she "doesn't have the same drive to be in the frontlines because of her children".

"It's a false economy to be getting rid of frontline staff because demand and workload are definitely going up while staffing levels are going down," he says.

Yet Van Gaal is relaxed regarding recruiting another frontline finisher because of how he hopes the side will play and his faith in Rooney, despite him scoring only 12 Premier League goals last season.

We show that ISTCs exhibit a different relationship with frontline clinicians because they counteract the power of professional communities associated with the NHS.

Wales manager Chris Coleman is without 10 frontline players because of injury for the World Cup qualifiers with Macedonia in Cardiff on Friday and then Belgium in Brussels on 15 October.