Sentence examples for forefront which from inspiring English sources

The goal, though, was to keep the lyrics in the forefront, which is tough for me".

"They are at the forefront, which a lot of times is a bit of a curse," Mr. Pantginis said.

According to Dine, the walls actually brought the vivid reds and blues of the paintings to the forefront, which in turn nicely complemented the palette that he used for the rugs, shelving and tables that he designed.

However, an unsatisfactory adhesion resistance behavior should be brought to the forefront, which may be the main factor resulting in the failure of PDC under vacuum environment.

The company also says it worked with National Eating Disorders Association, Dr. Nancy Zucker (Associate Professor of Psychology and Neuroscience at Duke), and Forefront, which is led by academic researchers at the University of Washington, on the new tools.

We put our "educated" Sikhs in the forefront, which to us just means no accent, as first responders to media inquiries regarding the attacks and our faith.

This exhibition was a panorama of Cubo-Futurism, at the forefront of which were Malevich and Vladimir Tatlin.

He added: "The behaviour of the mob on that Paris Métro train, at the forefront of which were Mr Barklie and Mr Parsons, has been seen across this country and beyond.

It's also dedicating more moderators to suicide prevention, training them to deal with the cases 24/7, and now has 80 local partners like Save.org, National Suicide Prevention Lifeline and Forefront from which to provide resources to at-risk users and their networks.

Fatah activists have been at the forefront of strikes which have plagued the PA over the past year, when donors and Israel withheld transfers delaying payment of salaries.

"France is showing now that she is at the forefront of countries which are confronting their past, which was not the case even in the 1990s".