Sentence examples for role at the forefront from inspiring English sources
Cameron said: "Renewables are now the fastest growing energy source on the planet and I am proud that Britain has played a leading role at the forefront of this green energy revolution.
They are concerned that the deal could lead to Monsanto, which has been described as "the most evil company in the world" for its role in developing deadly herbicide Agent Orange in the 1960s and more recently its role at the forefront of genetically engineered crops, could introduce GMO seeds in Europe.
But on Monday the message came from one of their own: the leftist politician Adene Hajji, once imprisoned for his role at the forefront of the 2008 mining uprising, told those blockading the phosphate industry that their "stubbornness is destroying Tunisia".
And I am proud that Britain has played a leading role at the forefront of this... revolution," he added.
Nanopores have been widely evolved in various devices, which cover many different areas from single-molecule stochastic sensing [1-4] to medical screening and diagnosis [5], so they play an increasingly important role at the forefront of biotechnology and life science.
Electrochemical biosensors have played active roles at the forefront of bioanalysis because they have the potential to achieve sensitive, specific and low-cost detection of biomolecules and many others.
The EU has played a more activist role: it was at the forefront of important rule changes that cracked down on global tax avoidance in the late 1990s and the European parliament has consistently pushed for greater transparency.
In this role, Mike was at the forefront of developing contextually appropriate methods towards attracting and developing top talent, user research, interface standards and improving the product experience.
The poignancy of this reversal of roles clearly is at the forefront of President-elect Bush's mind.
She was a top aide to Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver, a role that put her at the forefront of the annual budget negotiations.
Because of their unique tripartite roles, AHCs have been at the forefront of innovation and high-quality care in North America and have spread internationally [ 6].
