Sentence examples for forefront of her from inspiring English sources
"She's elevated this topic to the forefront of her campaign strategy".
Often, when Baker sits down to write, she says, this scene is at the forefront of her mind.
She added that "banning snares of animals and also tackling factory farming" were at the forefront of her thinking.
Nevertheless, President Park has placed unification at the forefront of her policy agenda, claiming it would be a bonanza for her nation.
With Wakenshaw presumably at the forefront of her mind, awards supremo Nica Burns is spinning this as a good year for physical comedy.
Coffey's report, entitled "Real Voices", is explicit in putting the voices of young people, literally, at the forefront of her recommendations.
The Wells-Barnett family has been at the forefront of promoting her work and protecting legacy; it was her daughter Alfreda Duster who insisted on the posthumous publication of her mother's autobiography, Crusade for Justice.
But the very polyglot crowd at her short but packed-out showcase implied that K-pop has crossed the finish line into an established genre in America, and her bemused, sassy and urbane presence should keep her at the forefront of it (even if her set looked like it was almost entirely lip-synced, which is standard protocol for much pop anyway). .
"Always a pioneer, Sultan plans to integrate her knowledge of technology with the holistic medical field to help bring alternative and complementary healing to the forefront of Western culture," her biography on the Global Media Services Web site said at the time, according to an archive of Web pages at archive.org.org
Her belief that these domestic influences would improve society, and that women could be at the forefront of them, ties her approach to that of other early feminist historians such as Mary Hays and Anna Jameson.
Tweets and news stories challenging the authenticity of her African American identity, because of her Jamaican lineage, have been at the forefront of the conversation about her candidacy.
