Sentence examples for fore for from inspiring English sources

Trump's decision to run for president brought the question to the fore for her once more.

As a result, the affordability challenge will remain very much to the fore for many.

People need to be assigned to move to the fore for the next phase as others step back.

There have been great players, but seldom in the depth of numbers equipped to keep the side to the fore for long.

It has also come to the fore for collaborating with leading filmmakers, photographers and trendsetters, including Spike Jonze, David Lynch, and Miranda July, to create unique video content.

They came to be mythologized in the East Bronx: "It was all about family; they would do the job as required, but they would really step to the fore for those they deemed 'worthy.' . . .

Differences between the two models were greater for regression coefficients than for accuracies and ranged from 1% for udder shape for the Alpine breed to 69% for fore udder for the Saanen breed.

Regression coefficients were slightly closer to 1 with the within-breed model than with the multi-breed model, i.e. by +6% for SCS to +57% for fore udder, except for fat (−8%) and protein contents and for rear udder attachment (Table  4).

Therefore, we calculated the RSM separately for fore- and for hindwings by following the protocol of Serrano-Meneses et al. [ 32], using ImageJ [ 58] and Microsoft Excel version 14.0 (Microsoft corp. 2010).

It has come to the fore now for two reasons.

In the 1960s, the issue came to a fore, and for a while group selection was dismissed entirely.