Sentence examples for frontline of our from inspiring English sources

We are the secret frontline of our national security.

BBC2 is calling it a "serious social experiment", at "the frontline of our nation's low-wage economy" that will tackle "some of the most pressing issues of our time".

Speaking afterwards, Clare Whitney, one of the campaigners, said: "During this trial we have heard from people on the frontline of our changing climate, and from a company that is still burning the most dirty form of fossil fuel for their economic benefit.

It has been a joy getting to know them better, and it gives me great hope and comfort to know that Tim will remain on the frontlines of our democracy representing Virginia in the Senate.

And as the tireless brewer of digestive juices that help shear apart the amalgamated foodstuffs that we consume each day, the pancreas is at the frontlines of our expanding waistlines, the mass outbreak of fatness that has already claimed 60percentt of Americans and shows no sign of slackening.

We can't expect our diplomats, who are at the frontlines of our global engagement efforts, to do all the heavy lifting.

This influence, felt keenly in the 1970s with the rise of the increasingly politically active Religious Right -- on the frontlines of our long-running culture wars -- has taken its toll on the American psyche.

Our peacekeepers are on the frontlines of conflict; our mediators bring warriors to the peace table; our relief workers brave treacherous environments to deliver life-saving assistance.

It's a "world of bureaucracy, excitement and intrigue," the network tells us, on the frontlines of protecting our declining way of life.

"We would only go into the area of a transfer on the frontline if one of our strikers ends up leaving in that January window".

Injuries had their part to play, with our frontline of Iain Hume, Neil Mellor, and Jamie Proctor sidelined for a while, giving Phil Brown few options up top, yet the defensive shambles was there for all to see.