Sentence examples for were at the frontline from inspiring English sources

"It is not very long ago that we were at the frontline advocating for every woman to breastfeed her newborn baby.

"Property is at the frontline over what qualifies and what doesn't," said Dyall.

It's at the frontline of public services where the action will be this autumn, not changing Whitehall nameplates.

Vevers said: "The Caribbean was chosen to launch the global mission because it is at the frontline of risk.

And I, as the president of Afghanistan, have to be at the frontline of that hardship and hard work.

"I look forward to feeling the tension of being at the frontline of cyber warfare when I'm deployed," Hyva said.

Christians, Yazidis and Turkmen have been at the frontline of Iraq's war with Isis ever since the jihadist group stormed into Mosul and Tikrit in mid-June.

It's true they are at the frontline of climate change: they already account for 80% of global greenhouse gases, and 66% of the world's energy.

The government is seeking input from charities, academics and internet service providers, who have so far been at the frontline of David Cameron's child protection drive.

Many say that even their social workers, who are at the frontline of service delivery, are unable to keep up with the changing structures and eligibility criteria.

We are raising money for King's Sierra Leone Partnership, which is at the frontline of the Ebola response in Freetown.