Sentence examples for forefront to make from inspiring English sources
It's bringing cricket to the forefront to make it a mainstream sport in America".
"These students and researchers are at the forefront to make disruptive changes in energy and environment technologies," said Mark Zondlo, associate director for external partnerships at the Andlinger Center and associate professor of civil and environmental engineering.
"We're trying really hard to bring it to the forefront, to make people care about what's going on there". The families stumbled upon one another through the Internet and through Military Families Speak Out, an antiwar group for families with loved ones serving in Iraq.
"The issues of children will be kept at the forefront to make sure that the future of the country is considered while we formulate policies within our current plans".
The UK has been at the forefront of efforts to make the selection process much more transparent.
Ms. Matsui was in the forefront of efforts to make Japanese school textbooks deal more openly with the realities of World War II.
At the forefront of efforts to make roads more cycle-friendly, Copenhagen has seen bike traffic rise by 68% over the past 20 years.
NewYork-Presbyterian has the largest solid-organ transplant program in the countr;, thus the new BMT unit will be at the forefront of efforts to make these novel combined transplant procedures the clinical standard.
So in a sense, I'm documenting what's happening out in the world, and trying to bring it to the forefront for companies to make sure that they're thinking very carefully about their language strategy that today involve a very diverse workforce.
Companies such as prooV are at the forefront of efforts to make open innovation more accessible, efficient and effective for companies.
Likewise, expect mobile payments to have a watershed moment, but looking for that to happen within the next couple of years could be something of a pipe dream, according to some of those at the forefront of trying to make it happen.
