A perceptive and concise read, detailing the wisdom of a man who has been at the political forefront for close to 50 years.... the book's question-and-answer format [is] an ideal one [Lee's] responses were mostly short, sweet and most importantly, smart.... [This book will] educate and enlighten by condensing the man's vast intellect into accessible nuggets of information.
TFA's brand of education "leaders" are at the forefront of closing neighborhood schools in favor of opaque charters, using test scores to evaluate teachers, and breaking teacher unions.
The shift in the exhibition and how we consume long-form media continues to evolve and once again Netflix is at the forefront, bringing Hollywood closer to how the tech giant likes to do things as opposed to the other way around.
Community approaches to health service delivery should be brought to the forefront, bringing treatment closer to where people live rather than creating or exacerbating a gulf between those requiring and those providing the service.
War Emblem brings with him enough of a story line to put horse racing closer to the forefront of the nation's consciousness for the next three weeks.
"There has been no movement in restoring property rights, but while we condemn what the president has done on moral, legal and national security levels, it has undoubtedly pushed the property issue closer to the forefront of this debate," he said.
They pushed personalized app recommendation program called Genius closer to the forefront and de-emphasized rankings slightly.
Large funding rounds like the one BranchOut just took on bring the topic of "exit strategies" a bit closer to the forefront.
The result, Lifes Rich Pageant (1986) featured Stipe's vocals closer to the forefront of the music.
The ballroom community is inching closer to the forefront of pop culture after being the unspoken backbone for decades, thanks to social media.
