Sentence examples for forefront on from inspiring English sources

"He's the one who basically brought it to the forefront on TV.

No society — particularly one that has ambitions to be at the forefront on the global stage — can progress without dealing with these diseases.

In one ad, a giant red shoulder bag placed in the forefront on the sand eclipses a bare bottom -- merchandise is being sold after all.

But Google is at the forefront on these efforts.

That means Rivers, in his third year with the team, will step to the forefront on Sunday.

The issue was at the forefront on Thursday as the incumbent president, Goodluck Jonathan, launched his re-election campaign in Lagos.

Nancy Reagan was on the forefront of the War On Drugs, and is best remembered for the "Just Say No!" campaign.

Beginning in the late 1980's, the N.F.L. and its players have been at the forefront of sports on this issue.

Indeed, yeast has remained at the forefront of studies on the nucleus the defining characteristic of eukaryotes for several decades.

We expect many of the papers submitted to Carbon Balance and Management to be at the forefront of research on how these multiple objectives can be better met.

My Bostonian bug turned out to be one of many on the forefront of an unprecedented resurgence.