Sentence examples for fronts involves from inspiring English sources

The first of these fronts involves research devoted to elucidating cognitive functioning in frailty and the relationships between frailty and dementia (Yassuda et al. 2012; Kelaiditi et al. 2013).

The Rev. Al Sharpton pressed House Democrats to seek federal action on several fronts involving the city's police.

Peaky Blinders already feels like it has a life well beyond its opening six episodes, with multiple collision courses already set in train on all fronts, involving gangs, the authorities, bookmakers and old wartime comrades.

Perhaps not coincidentally some of these fronts involve conservative Islam versus Western values.

Over the past two decades, trial lawyers have faced a barrage of attacks from corporate America on multiple fronts involving the tort reform movement, a push towards mandatory, binding arbitration and of course the battle over our state's MICRA law.

Once again Tiger, whose modus operandi when in front involves avoiding mistakes rather than extending his lead, could only make par.

A veteran hijacker and hostage-taker who is now one of the leaders of the Dagestan rebellion, Mr Basayev talks loudly of a Russia-free zone stretching from Grozny, the Chechen capital, to the Caspian.The third, and potentially most important, front involves Russia's internal politics.

The first front involves energy efficiency.

Dominica's most recent scandal on the diplomatic front involves Diezani Alison-Madueke, the former oil minister of Nigeria and ex-president of OPEC, who was in possession of a Dominican diplomatic passport when police in London arrested her on corruption-related charges, sparking rumours that she was planning to use it to flee British prosecutors and relocate to the island-state.

Government loyalists have also been struggling on another front, involving the whereabouts and health of Colonel Qaddafi.

Jolted by the widening of the Middle East conflict to a second front, involving Lebanon and, less directly, Syria, Mr. Clinton also appealed by telephone today to the new Syrian leader, Bashar al-Assad, to secure the release of three Israeli soldiers captured by Islamic guerrillas of the Hezbollah movement, White House officials said.