Sentence examples similar to vanguard content from inspiring English sources
"$500 buys you more than a souped-up gaming portal: the Xbox One is a content assimilation engine, a vanguard move into a market the competition's still toying around in by comparison.
The global content division has been placed firmly at the vanguard of Grade's ITV turnaround plan with the bullish target of doubling annual revenues of the division to £1.2bn by 2012.
One bright spot, which might be surprising to those in the United States, is that the telecommunications companies have been in the vanguard in Myanmar, assisting with innovation and partnering with entrepreneurs to produce more apps and content.
Gettman, a London-based American author, is in the vanguard of what Peter Drucker predicts will be the second phase of the digital revolution — providing content to the technology innovators, just as authors and publishers did after Gutenberg invented movable type in the 15th century.
With the album's content and the group's rage-filled showmanship in concert, Public Enemy became the vanguard of a movement in hip hop that reflected a new black consciousness and sociopolitical dynamic that were taking shape in America at the time.
A core member of the art world vanguard, she experimented, critically, with variations on Minimalism, Conceptual art and performance, and with sexual and topical content that led to police censorship and a brief imprisonment.
So I hope he might slow down a little, content that his long-time concern for guests and hospitality and his innovative cuisine have been in the vanguard of changing people's minds bout Indian food and Indian restaurants.
California is in the vanguard.
Health reform is in the vanguard.
The Scorpions are in the vanguard.
