Sentence examples for fore on from inspiring English sources

Insofar as this is true there is a trade-off between the traditional Western notion of utility maximisation on one hand and equity issues that come to the fore on the other.

These expressionist elements were to the fore on Monday night, the orchestration glinting, the drama taut.

His own songwriting merits came to the fore on his first solo album, Policy; a rollercoaster of raw, energetic rock'n'roll.

That came clearly to the fore on "Big Ben," a blues by Mr. Lovano, featuring his bleating output on aulochrome, a double soprano saxophone.

Those songwriting skills are even more to the fore on "Never Even Thought" where he co-wote all but two of the nine tracks.

But Mr. Eisner said the partnership was proof that "story-telling series, emotional series" were coming to the fore on the Web.

That feeling came to the fore one morning on the commuter shuttle to Microsoft when I spotted a young woman's tattoo.

Meanwhile, more physically challenging approaches to fitness were coming to the fore, brought on in part by the mass emigration of Germans after the Revolutions of 1848.

In 1993 the ailing Mitterrand told his political comrade who had consistently struggled to keep social justice to the fore: "Go on putting blue into the sky".

As an example, among the 99 horses the most common findings for trot on a straight line were 11 findings of irregular movement on the left fore, 13 on the right fore, 10 on the left hind, 11 on the right hind, 17 of moving short and 9 of moving flat on the ground (See additional file 1: Tables 1 and 2 of specific findings in detail).

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