Sentence examples for forefront in time from inspiring English sources

Cutting paths to monuments and dedicating the route of the march are ways to bring these events to the forefront in time for the 225th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence in July 2001.

Wilson said she was optimistic that Weaver's speech would bring the situation to the forefront just in time.

Tough options are coming to the forefront in these times when it is difficult to find a job.

Three come to the forefront at this point in time.

Ahmadi Muslims were also at the forefront in defending Pakistan in times of war; General Akhtar Malik, General Abdul Ali Malik are a few names that come to mind.

The show has comes at a moment when contemporary racial injustice has risen to the forefront in national consciousness, a time when Americans are asking more earnestly than before why so little has changed from the time in which Lawrence was painting.

It seems all but certain that the inevitable collision of war and politics will be at the forefront in Washington for some time.

Frontier issues were also in the forefront during his time in Massachusetts and New Hampshire, where lumber and security from the Abenaki threat dominated his tenure.

"Many of the progressive innovations in criminal justice are coming not from supposedly liberal states and officials, but from conservatives who are determined to focus on cost and outcomes while keeping justice in the forefront," the Times wrote in a 2011 editorial, just after criminal justice realignment took effect in California.

Pope John Paul II's worry that a larger "holy war" might erupt between Islam and the west remained at the forefront of his time in the papacy, despite the actions of the United States government after 9/11.

Geometric shapes came to the forefront this time around.