Sentence examples for forefront of issues from inspiring English sources

The magazine was then at the forefront of issues like domestic violence — "ahead of the law on that issue," she said — and women's health.

Ms Weingarten, he said, would "work hard to make sure the new president, whoever he is, puts education on the forefront of issues in this country".

We know that a consumer preference (and more specifically an enterprise employee preference) for smartphones, laptops and tablets has decidedly pushed the "bring your own device" or BYOD trend to the forefront of issues that chief information officers and IT professionals quickly needed to address in 2011.

The debate over that unwieldy combination will move Net Neutrality to the forefront of issues as policymakers and the public consider the shifting balances of power between controlling the distribution of content and the content itself.

"The N.C.A.A. has been at the forefront of safety issues throughout its existence, and the Association has specifically addressed the issue of head injuries through a combination of playing rules, equipment requirements and medical best practices.

This has brought the problems of power consumption, low power design, energy-efficiency, and optimal power management to the forefront of research issues pertaining to portable electronics.

The increasing rates of human water consumption and the rapidly growing world population have resulted in water preservation jumping to the forefront of global issues [1, 2, 3, 4, 5].

In the past 20 years CIBA members "have been at the forefront of environmental issues as these relate to the management of native plants used in basketry" (Kallenbach 2009).

Patent reform has been at the forefront of political issues in Silicon Valley, where Tesla is based.

This church, who has been in the forefront of social issues, has refused to lead".

The illness of Augustus in 23 BC brought the problem of succession to the forefront of political issues and the public.