Sentence examples for stood at the forefront of from inspiring English sources

During the mid-1990s the fund stood at the forefront of the hedge-fund boom.

GSAPP has long stood at the forefront of changes in design technologies and contemporary culture.

3. (S/NF) The Iranian nuclear issue stood at the forefront of the General's mind.

Suddenly, he stood at the forefront of a new literary elite.

He has long stood at the forefront of Irish scholarship in celebrity studies.

AMERICA stood at the forefront of the public library movement in 1731, when Benjamin Franklin founded the Library Company of Philadelphia, our first successful lending library.

For one thing, it stands at the forefront of a regional cold war.

Columbia Law School, founded in 1858, stands at the forefront of legal education and of the law in a global society.

Manning and Romo are linked because they stand at the forefront of a simmering rivalry between teams on simultaneous upswings.

"Prime Minister Kan must forget the past, forge ahead and stand at the forefront of such a choice," Mr. Kamei said.

Until we find definitive cures for epilepsy, neurostimulation is an important new option, and Stanford stands at the forefront of its development.