Sentence examples similar to bringing the problem to the forefront from inspiring English sources

I really appreciate your insightful e-mail and bringing this problem to the forefront for discussion.

The explosion onboard a Russian airliner, the terrorist attacks in Paris, dozens of other attacks elsewhere and the flow of refugees to Europe have once again brought this problem to the forefront of world politics.

The widespread use of dabigatran may bring new problems to the forefront.

As a chronic asthmatic, I can't thank you enough for bringing the problem of wood-burning boilers and stoves to the forefront ("Smoke Signals," by Peter M. Iwanowicz, Op-Ed, Feb. 4).

The illness of Augustus in 23 BC brought the problem of succession to the forefront of political issues and the public.

Re "Don't Let Your Baby Blues Go Code Red" (June 7): Unfortunately, it has taken a celebrity like Brooke Shields to bring the problem of postpartum depression to the forefront.

Because of a growing proportion of older adults in the U.S., this brings the problem of age-related morbidity to the forefront as a major contributor to rising medical expenditures.

The garment factory collapse in Bangladesh that killed hundreds has brought the issue to the forefront.

Hopefully, it will bring the issue to the forefront of people's minds.

Soltani's detention, however, has brought the issue to the forefront of public consciousness in Iran.

But his recent declaration brings the debate to the forefront.