Sentence examples for vanguard experience from inspiring English sources

Although new and refined recruitment strategies were formulated from the vanguard experience, the most powerful determinant of improved recruitment efficiency was the immediate start of enrollment by most clinics at the beginning of the main trial.

Indeed, many countries are already experiencing the vanguard of challenges and many organizations are planning for the projected risks they will face (e.g., limited clean water, expensive and unreliable energy).

With a birthday placing him at the very forefront of the "Baby Boomer" cohort, Mick is also in the vanguard of a redefinition of our experiences and perceptions of ageing.

As a result of that experience, he was at the vanguard of the Mets' push into Japan.

Seldom at the vanguard of change, the Italian capital is experiencing a landscape shift from classical to cutting-edge, thanks to a steady influx of cool shops, bars, museums and galleries.

A1 Senior American officials said the British and American monitors who will oversee the imprisonment of six Palestinians in Mr. Arafat's compound will be unarmed civilians with experience in prison work, not the vanguard of an international peacekeeping force.

Leaders of the Gulf Co-operation Council agreed on plans for a great railway bazaar from Jordan to Oman earlier this month, though it may be two decades before their ambitious scheme is fully realised.European companies are expected to be in the vanguard of the building work, thanks to their experience with both metros and high-speed systems.

Vanguards bow was redesigned as a result of experience with the King George Vs and a large amount of sheer and flare was applied to the bow.

The men experienced themselves as part of a vanguard on this trail of modernization – out in front, as men of science and government.

Cardinal Bergoglio, as Mr Ivereigh calls him, was in the vanguard of a Latin American Catholicism that reflected the experience of ordinary people but somehow defied secular categories like liberal or socialist.Mr Ivereigh lived in Argentina as a doctoral student in the 1990s, studying religion and politics.

Fear of civilian anti-Semitism and mob violence, and not just official state actions, is deeply grounded in the Jewish experience of non-state actors being the vanguard of anti-Semitic violence when egged on by government officials.