Sentence examples for forefront in a from inspiring English sources

A specialist in what marketers call brand enhancement, Ms. Sortito was at the forefront in a relatively new era of product tie-ins in the movies.

But if abortion has been a critical issue for Democrats for years, same-sex marriage has moved to the forefront in a striking way.

Just as the Tories' 2005 conference propelled Cameron to the forefront in a flash, Labour's Brighton gathering of 2013 did the same for Miliband.

The Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee is trying to push those questions into the forefront in a new television ad that pointedly asks voters to decide whether Representative Mark Kirk, a Republican, is "on the level".

The deaths of two postal workers, to all appearances from anthrax, and the infection of two others with the most lethal form of the disease thrust bioterrorism back to the forefront in a country torn between the fascination of an unfolding military campaign and the tangible fear of a mysterious germ.

So just to think about this a little bit, the World Bank has been at the forefront in a number of areas, where I think there are really important spillovers from one country to another or from one region to another.

Max Weinberg's drums and a trio of guitars are at the forefront, in an obvious (but mostly successful) return to the sound of Springsteen's best E Street album, Darkness on the Edge of Town.

The Market NALB is at the forefront in an exciting and growing market.

NALB is at the forefront in an exciting and growing market.

In this issue of Critical Care Forum, the two sides of this often heated debate are brought to the forefront in an interesting format.

To improve urban living conditions, multilateral agencies within the United Nations have been at the forefront in integrating a 'good governance' agenda, including participation and decentralisation into a wide range of policies and urban development programmes.