Sentence examples for no frontline from inspiring English sources

There is no frontline succession.

Sam replied: "There is no Frontline club position on Assange.

He also attacked what he called "wannabe" presenters with no frontline reporting experience.

He has no frontline experience and has never been in a tank, but he is expected to muck in.

My most successful collaboration buy, though, was done as a pure punter, with no frontline reporting privileges.

It is an attempt to engage the debate, but no frontline British politicians will be there to hear people such as the Colombian interior minister speak.

There are no frontlines any more, in war or peace.

When the editor begins the final version, the audience is no longer the frontline workforce but the senior executives, each of whom will look for evidence of his or her influence in the final piece.

Huhne is no longer in frontline politics, after he was jailed over asking his wife to take speeding points on his behalf, but he was a senior figure in the 2010 coalition negotiations, and his views reflect a strain of Liberal Democrat thinking.

You might be tempted to think Nemes's fearless approach to Auschwitz – a subject that has intimidated and defeated almost every mainstream film-maker who has tried to take it on – is the iconoclasm of a younger generation for whom survivor guilt and bearing witness is no longer a frontline concern.

The example he cites -- a rigid pneumonia checklist that may increase the threat of antibiotic-associated complications -- perfectly illustrates how not to design a checklist: with no input from frontline users, no allowance for local adaptation and no evaluation in practice.