In late 2011, scholars say, he made a bid to become head of his Tuareg tribe — a position that would have put him at the forefront of northern Mali's struggle for autonomy.
He told South Australians their state could become the forefront of a boom in innovation.
NASIRIYA, Iraq — This city along the Euphrates River, whose shabby appearance belies residents' pride in it, has become the forefront of what may be the pivotal struggle in Iraq's election for Parliament: which of the country's myriad Shiite parties will claim leadership of its empowered majority.
Such an approach may become a forefront instrument in the local, bottom-up sustainability policy planning.
Although eMagin is arguably working at what might become the forefront of how VR experiences are delivered, the company has been fairly under the radar and modest in size — underscoring perhaps how we have yet to see a real breakthrough of the technology in terms of market penetration.
Bernie Sanders is more than a representation for an agitated populous, but an enduring politician whose issues have become the forefront of a nation.
Local people depend on the land to grow their own crops and graze livestock, but the area is ideal for industrial-scale soybean plantations, so it has become the forefront for land-use conflicts.
Managing coagulation defects has become a forefront issue in trauma and novel strategies proposed include hemostatic resuscitation, adoption of massive transfusion protocols and other innovations [ 2], most with little evidence to support them.
As the Cold War between the communist bloc and the capitalist bloc escalated more, the Korean peninsula became the forefront of the military conflicts between the Soviet Union and the United States that lasted from 1948 to 1992.
The dearth of women in the lucrative technology industry became a forefront issue last year when Sheryl Sandberg, Facebook's chief operating officer, published Lean In, a book encouraging women to seize leadership roles in the workplace.
