Sentence examples for forefront the need from inspiring English sources
It also brought to the forefront the need to increase the energy performance of heritage buildings.
However, the recent discussion of climate change has brought to the forefront the need to significantly curb greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions produced by road transportation.
Two recent advances the use of functionally gradient materials in parts and layered manufacturing technology—have brought to the forefront the need for design and fabrication methodologies for heterogeneous objects.
Light hearted, a bit exaggerated, but rooted in truth, the film brought to the forefront the need for many of us in fashion to relax, enjoy the ride, do great honest work and not take ourselves too seriously.
Moreover, the outbreak of the highly pathogenic avian influenza H5N1 virus (2005) brought to the forefront the need to find new, more effective transmission control measures for infectious respiratory diseases (IRD) [ 4- 7].
The recent availability of well-defined spare parts lists and their interactions brings at the forefront the need to develop procedures to design and optimize genetic circuits that exhibit a desired functionality.
And he pledged to always keep at the forefront the needs of America's service personnel and their families.
This growth has, however, brought several issues to the forefront, including the need for standardized testing sets and evaluation metrics to ensure that objective comparisons of performance can be carried out.
Ms. Pestana added, "The city is reviewing its options but will always place in the forefront not only the need to obey the rule of law, but the need to ensure that only qualified individuals become New York City firefighters to properly protect New York City's inhabitants".
The Physiology and Pharmacology Panel of the Wellcome Trust, together with the Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council's functional genomics initiative, has been at the forefront of identifying the need to stimulate development of integrative physiology in the United Kingdom.
These initiatives put human-resource issues at the forefront, but need the corresponding leadership and strategic vision of government and decision-makers.
