Sentence examples for forefront about from inspiring English sources

Now that we are well into the first phase of 2011, all sorts of predictions are on the forefront about what is in and what is out.

It also brought to the forefront about the lack of diversity in all movies being made in Hollywood and the misrepresentation of our society as a whole with Hollywood executives and Hollywood actors.

As the dust continues to settle from the Jerry Sandusky mess at Penn State, the former offensive coordinator Mike McQueary has filed a $4 million whistleblower lawsuit against the university and forced a new question to the forefront: What about him?

Consent must continue to be at the forefront of all discussions about right and wrong when it comes to sex.

And emphasizing connections is exactly what researchers on the forefront of thinking about language and reading are talking about.

They should be at the forefront of debates about what talent is.

In short: Britain was at the forefront of debates about the future of Europe and its neighbourhood.

Britain used to be at the forefront of thinking about the welfare state and the delivery of public services.

"Germany used to be extremely careful about where it exported its weapons," wrote Der Spiegel, the German magazine, which has been at the forefront of revelations about Berlin's weapons policy.

Ali Noorani, the executive director of the National Immigration Forum, said Ms. Munoz's appointment "creates new opportunities to bring the multiple contributions of immigrants into the forefront of discussions about our nation's domestic policy needs, including immigration policy".

Ali Noorani, the executive director of the National Immigration Forum, said Ms. Muñoz's appointment "creates new opportunities to bring the multiple contributions of immigrants into the forefront of discussions about our nation's domestic policy needs, including immigration policy".