Sentence examples for vanguard of network from inspiring English sources

At one point, firewalls were at the vanguard of network security.

As mundane as these results might seem, they represent the vanguard of social-network science.

But it makes more sense if you consider his new role in the vanguard of a global network of hardline conservative interests.

He made good money and was in the vanguard of integration at the networks, but, musically, he slipped from view.

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.

For years the government considered the vanguard of the economy to be its vast network of state-run companies, large conglomerates that the Communist Party could use to steer the country toward prosperity.

To a growing number of network executives, shows like "Kingdom Hospital," a 13-week-long series written by the horror master Stephen King and set to make its debut on ABC in March, are the vanguard of a new approach to building a network prime-time schedule.

The network announced Friday that it is reviving "Art Breaks," a pioneering 1985 series that broadcast TV spots created by a vanguard of downtown artists.

P7 Verizon in vanguard of Yahoo bidders.

By 1900 Beirut was in the vanguard of Arabic journalism.

Alawite army units are in the vanguard of repression.