Sentence examples for on its frontline from inspiring English sources

Although the number of attendances and emergency admissions to A&E has eased, the NHS continues to face huge pressures on its frontline services – particularly A&E, NHS 111 and ambulance services.

Dr Sarah Pinto-Duschinsky, the director of operations and delivery for NHS England, said the health service continues to face "unprecedented pressures on its frontline services" which will continue for the next few weeks.

And there last year, he was witness to his third civil war in a decade – a war that still drags on, its frontline just a few miles from the camp at Zawya.

"Although we have seen a slight easing in the number of attendances and emergency admissions to A&E, the NHS continues to face unprecedented pressures on its frontline services – particularly A&E, NHS 111 and ambulance services".

This marked a turning point in the dispute over better employment conditions for a multimillion-dollar industry that has long boosted the Nepalese government with a cash bonanza but left those on its frontline poor.

ARTS & LEISURE A television entry this weekend in the Week Ahead column on Page 4 misidentifies the date on which PBS plans to broadcast on its "Frontline" program the documentary "Never Forget to Lie," which features firsthand accounts of the Holocaust.

Joseph Junior Adenuga, AKA Skepta, often refers to himself as the "King of Grime" – a title he's earned after spending more than a decade on its frontlines.

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has assembled written guidance on suicide for its "frontline staff" – a euphemism for workers hired to call people and break it to them that they've been rejected for benefits.

"China is spending an increasing sum of money on its military, including frontline aircraft".

This is why it is extremely important that the Philippines remains vigilant, and primarily focuses on tangibly guarding its interests on the frontline by fortifying its position on features it already controls, negotiate necessary measures (i.e., hotlines) to prevent unwanted clashes and escalation in the high seas, and employ all instruments in its toolkit to protect its territorial integrity.

"The Quake" makes its debut on PBS's "Frontline" on Tuesday night, only two and a half months after the earthquake that pulverized parts of Haiti.