Sentence examples for that forefront from inspiring English sources

Given that so many other manufacturers already have at least one hybrid model, if not several, on the road, and there are a dozen or more electric vehicles a person could choose from right now in 2016, that "forefront" ship has already sailed.

Reuters, "There are going to be unique innovations coming up in the marketplace in two, three years, with a new form of computing, we want to be on that forefront … So with Chrome or Android or anything like that we want to be one of the leaders," Midha said, adding that there were no firm announcements to be made but talks were underway.

Considered in tandem with previous studies on TSCD-PD, we also see our findings as endorsing the promise of goal-driven, theory-informed design that forefronts careful attention to teachers' thinking to support their understanding of complex classroom interactions and ambitious instructional practices.

Perhaps the other stand-out issue getting in the way is that the forefront of experimentation in electronic music just isn't making music 'for' clubs.

It just brings it more to the forefront that they're not with somebody.

There were so many worthy candidates, with the Golden State Warriors Steph Curryy and the Houston Rockets' James Harden at the forefront, that it wouldn't be fair to them.

"For us, it's about how do we bring content to the forefront that matters to folks," Slocum said.

The Post-Conflict Colombringsblic Healto projectherings to the forefront that health is a universal value and a human right.

It's keeping this need for growth firmly in the forefront that has justified revisiting The Evil Dead, and also singled it out as unique from its peers.

This study has brought to the forefront that policymakers prefer separation of the roles of research undertaking and policy development.

"Teachers are at the forefront of that, enforcing that," Mr. Paragano said.