Examples of 'front-runner' in a sentence
Meaning of "front-runner"
front-runner (noun) - a person or entity that is leading or winning in a competition or race
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In a close race a front-runner never wins.
It is not reliable enough to determine a front-runner.
Orlando is a front-runner for JetBlue headquarters.
A lot of people consider you a front-runner.
Inteco is a front-runner in market developments.
This debate could make us the front-runner.
Taaleri is a front-runner in impact investing.
Becky established herself as a front-runner.
Amazon is a front-runner in the smart home space.
He is regarded by many other professionals as an excellent front-runner.
Waterking is a front-runner in amphibious equipment.
Education is being talked about by the front-runner.
Asia was a front-runner in tackling plastic pollution.
Number of countries with front-runner positions.
A clear front-runner emerges from the early market.
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But he was far from being a front-runner at the start.
Front-runner authorised treatment facilities have implemented best practice through.
He always seemed like a front-runner until now.
I have narrowed it down from a cast of thousands to one front-runner.
We may have a new front-runner in the suspect game.
And then an elimination test has an early front-runner.
Mexican presidential front-runner would review oil contracts.
District attorney harvey dent remains the front-runner.
He has long been the front-runner in national polls.
No front-runner has proposed such sweeping changes to how businesses operate.
Son of a bitch has been a front-runner his whole life.
Namco was a front-runner during the golden age of arcade video games.
Murphy was actually the front-runner in the polls.
The once front-runner conservative candidate is now fighting an uphill struggle for political survival.
I was dating a guy who was the front-runner in the mayoral race.
Certified front-runner ecological products are associated with significant price premiums and higher profit margins.
This report identifies several exemplary or front-runner policy frameworks.
Guess who the front-runner would be to fill the vacancy.
Sanders has largely embraced his new front-runner status.
You just became the front-runner for the republican nomination.
All retailers can stock and encourage consumption of front-runner ecological products.
Winde emerged as the front-runner quite early on in the nomination process.
But for now we will continue exploring this front-runner of future science.
Biden has long been a front-runner in polls, even before his official announcement.
He came out of the gate quickly and was the front-runner throughout the race.
She quickly became a front-runner among the contestants and a fan favorite, eventually reaching the top three.
Tokyo emerges as surprise international front-runner for world 's largest listing.
IBM is the front-runner when it comes to developing blockchain solutions.
The building and construction industry has been a front-runner for cooperatives almost everywhere.
Or the next front-runner for the Republican nomination for president.
Perhaps not coincidentally, his colleagues see him as the front-runner to be their leader.
There is no front-runner in the Democratic primary.
His talent and determination make him a front-runner for any race series.
One was to become a front-runner in the environmental movement, Friends of the Earth.
Technological roadmaps remain patchy and their development scattered across a few front-runner countries.
