Sentence examples for foreground issues from inspiring English sources

With the threat to national security in the foreground, issues of economic management are often put on the back-burner.

The events of the past three years have brought to the foreground issues that divide Democrats, and pushed to the background issues that divide Republicans.

In focusing on "young adult" fiction, now an established market genre, I hope to foreground issues which, if not exclusive to teens, affect them in a peculiar way.

"Just by choosing the music that we love, without making this a foreground issue, we did end up choosing music that's on both sides of this really complicated issue," Mr. Lang said.

Pennant, and presumably his in-crowd compadres, sees the films as a way of preserving the values and reinforcing the mythology of a certain era – "respect" is a word that still gets bandied around a lot – but, interestingly, for him race is not a foreground issue.

Fairclough's approach to CDA links textual and sociological analysis in a way that foregrounds issues of power, resistance and identity [ 14].

The arguments issued by CBFC foreground deeper issues.

By working together with scientists and farmers, urban gardeners and rural communities, media archeologists and future visionaries, the artists are bringing to foreground ecological issues, yet staying rooted in new media.

These shifts in perspective, occurring throughout cellular biology, can seem as dizzying as what happened in cosmology with the discovery that dark matter and dark energy make up most of the universe: Background suddenly becomes foreground and issues once thought settled are up in the air.

Timely, important, exciting, relevant to today, foregrounding, major issues, not only in the media but really in the American culture.

For a practicing medical oncologist, "Considering Longer Chemotherapy" (July 21) brings to the foreground the issue of treatment costs for what may be small gains in survival for just a few patients.