Sentence examples for vanguard a model from inspiring English sources

I emerged as neither a contradiction nor an oxymoron, but a vanguard, a model, for others less brave.

While the zebrafish (Danio rerio) has been at the vanguard of neurobiological research and is increasing in popularity as a model organism for behavioral applications, their attentional capacity has not been fully assessed.

He has been in the vanguard of the trend towards larger advances at the expense of royalties, and a model of rewards in which a few superstars make gigantic sums and almost everyone else makes next to nothing.

Nevertheless, the anger amounted to a humbling setback for Ennahda, which had been in the vanguard of Islamists seeking political power after the Arab uprisings two years ago and had held up its record of building political consensus as a model.

"Instead, she liked to think of herself as a role model, a one-woman vanguard who had been given the opportunity to advance her race through individual determination and strength of character".

Complexity theorists refer to the concept of the edge of chaos characterised by spontaneous processes of self-organisation and innovative patterns – a description that could almost have been written for the world of vanguard models.

But is Google Music Search the vanguard of a lucrative new model or another YouTube, losing more money with every user it attracts?

"Device companies must be convinced of the need to design their products to support the more expensive vanguard models of the processing world, placing the need for innovation above price point, and even quality in some cases".

"It's been a liberal vanguard in a region that is otherwise very conservative".

For starters, the Plymouth division would never have been killed, and the PT Cruiser, which was brought to market as a Chrysler model, would have been at the vanguard of a Plymouth revival.

Mr. Williams represents a vanguard demographic in a vanguard type of architecture.