Sentence examples for most forefront from inspiring English sources

The potential toxicity and irreversibility impact on the natural environment has become one of the most forefront pollution problems in nuclear energy utilization.

My most cherishing moment of meeting famous people is the half an hour conversation with late Prof. Leo Breinman (click for my two postings about him), author of probability textbook, creator of CART, and the most forefront pioneer in machine learning.

One of the most forefront reasons being the very fine line between neglect and abuse.

When I was teaching, it wasn't just my love language, it was my most forefront goal to have all of my students feel two ways: that they were safe and that they were loved.

This indicator strongly suggests that the older the professors, the more distant they are from the most recent (forefront) scientific research.

Chimeric drugs with selective potential toward specific cell types constitute one of the most promising forefronts of modern Pharmacology.

Changes in our faces are most at the forefront.

Cockroaches are the inspiration for some of the most ambitious.At the forefront of this interdisciplinary field is Robert Full, professor of integrative biology at the University of California, Berkeley.

Aminopyralid, which is found in several Dow products, the most popular being Forefront, a herbicide, is not licensed to be used on food crops and carries a label warning farmers using it not to sell manure that might contain residue to gardeners.

Young people have been at the forefront of most major social movements in American life.

Queer culture has been at the forefront of most musical revolutions: just look at disco, house and, um, electroclash!