Sentence examples for From the forefront from inspiring English sources

"Iraq has kind of dropped from the forefront".

But my loss is never more than seconds from the forefront of my mind.

Why has the scandal faded from the forefront of public attention?

There may come a time when numbers fade from the forefront of public debate.

Students will need to be "frequently engaged with developments from the forefront of research, scholarship or practice".

Friday's attack demonstrates that such anxieties are not far from the forefront in New Zealand and Australian life.

This article is borrowed from At the Forefront, a UChicago Medicine Publication.

In order to prevent the formation water from diluting the forefront of the gelling solution, Tang et al. (1997) developed the pre-pad fluid of sulfite to preprocess the layer on the basis of the technology of in situ cross-linking polymer gel.

Remember when tanking that you are there to protect the rest of your group from taking the forefront of the damage.

Rule from Westminster has seen Cornwall decline, from being at the forefront of the industrial revolution, to becoming one of the poorest regions of Europe, now qualifying for EU assistance to make up the shortfall in funding from Whitehall.

Disagreement can strengthen a field of research, preventing bad ideas from emerging to the forefront.