Sentence examples for forefront the situation from inspiring English sources

Comes to the forefront the situation of students learning an entirely new technology with the knowledge, primarily associated with the processes of generation and use of knowledge.

A sticker could have diffused the situation at the forefront by letting others know the poster was not serious.

Then, all of a sudden, it all came to the forefront and everybody realised how serious the situation was becoming.

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

The situation recently returned to the forefront when a freedom of information request from LBC Radio revealed that maintaining 24-hour guard around his hide-out has cost taxpayers $15.4 million.

… The queen took command of the situation and was always at the forefront of efforts to find a solution that would save her kingdom, even if she herself were dispensable".

The debate over George W. Bush's record in the Guard brings the situation faced by today's citizen soldiers to the forefront.

"The Balco situation has brought to the forefront the breadth and depth of problem," said Terry Madden, chief executive of the United States Anti-Doping Agency.

Education has also moved to the forefront in emergency situations, as a means of restoring a sense of stability to children's lives and society at large.

However, a local priest at the forefront of the controversy, Father McAran, thought the entire situation regarding the train from New York was a joke.

At the forefront of the Union victory was the artillery.