Sentence examples for very forefront of from inspiring English sources

I was at the very forefront of the digital download trend.

"People want a computer in their pocket," he said, "and Apple is at the very forefront of that business".

And the current curriculum cannot prepare British students to work at the very forefront of technological change.

Sitting on the train's cowcatcher, appearing to improvise breathtaking stunts, it is as if Keaton is in the very forefront of movie-making possibility.

"However, despite the UK being at the very forefront of graphene research, the country's commercialisation of the material has been woeful.

Alex Salmond, Scotland's first minister, has paid tribute to Brown: For 30 years, Gordon Brown has been at the very forefront of first Scottish and then UK politics.

If you look back maybe 10 years — even 5 years — food waste, for example, was an issue very few people were talking about and now it's very much at the forefront of the food system.

The modern CEO is very much at the forefront of the political and media stage.

They are "very much at the forefront of this conflict" with roles ranging from suicide bombers to executioners, he added.

"The notion of politics being local – that is something the Green Party has been very much at the forefront of.

Much like on his 2014 solo album GIRL, feminism is very much at the forefront of his mind.