Sentence examples for those vanguard from inspiring English sources

Compared to all those, Vanguard looks pretty good.

Now golf is in the midst of an evolving global narrative with Fowler among those in the vanguard.

Why, Lessig asks, does American law increasingly protect the interests of the old guard over those of the vanguard?

On a more positive front, new business opportunities could await those in the vanguard of sustainable tourism.

Bulletproof vests have yet to claim the modish status of a biker jacket, but to those in the vanguard, they offer a comparably hard-edged chic.

Yet those in the vanguard of change in India and China and elsewhere seem to sense that someone else's modernity should not be swallowed whole.

Among those in the vanguard of asserting the importance of Chile in Darwin's thinking is Alvaro Fischer, director of the Foundation for Science and Evolution in Santiago.

Although those at the vanguard of traditional retailing have the money to aggressively follow this strategy, Ms. Allen said those who are neither at the cutting edge nor the trailing edge are in a difficult position.

In those days, the few French words most Americans knew were quiche, baguette, pâté, Brie and soufflé, and these items got a lot of play at dinner parties among those in the vanguard of elegance, as well as well-traveled academics.

Those at the vanguard of this argument include Malcolm Gladwell in the New Yorker (Does Egypt Need Twitter?), the New Statesman's Laurie Penny (Revolts Don't Have to be Tweeted) and even David Kravets of Wired.co.uk (What's Fuelling Mideast protests? It's More Than Twitter).

And those in the vanguard were often troubled.