Sentence examples for to vanguard from inspiring English sources
noun
The leading units at the front of an army or fleet.
But its appeal, Mr. Philips suspects, would not be confined to vanguard types.
To that extent, therefore, "the study's findings do not apply to Vanguard and the management of our funds," he added.
She introduced us to Vanguard 1, the oldest human-made object in space, and the first to use solar power.
And according to Vanguard, the S.& P. 500's worst 45-year run, for the period ending in September 1974, produced an average annual return of 6.53 percent.
On the other hand, Mr. Bogle said Dimensional was superior to Vanguard in an important area: its attention to corporate governance in proxy votes.
According to Vanguards John Bogle, who studied their performance from 1973 to 1990, the Forbes Honor Roll funds (before loads) on average underperform the market slightly — by 27 basis points per year.
The original impulse to use vanguard science to help feed the world was a noble impulse, a phenomenal business strategy, and a seemingly brilliant solution to global hunger.
Now, however, Mr. Stone and Mr. Parker and their bosses at Comedy Central, a unit of Viacom's MTV Networks, are attempting to leapfrog to the vanguard of Hollywood's transition into Web.
Little by little, the rest of society catches up to the vanguard.
By mid-century, however, when Copland's interest shifted from composing to conducting, vanguard visual art had outdistanced his brand of musical modernism.
