Sentence examples for looking at the fore from inspiring English sources

The remaining wood was so deteriorated that archaeologists couldn't even tell at first whether they were looking at the fore portion or the aft.

As the issue of torture again comes to the fore in the modern political climate, we must look at the damage it does not only to individuals, but also to a society.

Collinge's team looked at DNA from the Fore and also from 1000 people representing other groups around the world.

"I worry that if things go wrong, if more shortages of food and medicines appear, we'll soon be looking at a situation where primitive instincts come to the fore".

And yet, looking at her work, ghosts of artists past come to the fore.

"I think [they] bring to the fore very subtle issues of who is looking at whom and who is making decisions". .

"We are convinced Smaato is at the fore front of this new marketing opportunity.

A tour at the fore of globalization was made to look parochial, a wobble that soon contributed to the resignation of L.P.G.A. Commissioner Carolyn Bivens.

With Germany ascendant and looking both inward and eastward, Britain staying out of the euro zone and France carrying less weight, the question of German leadership is now at the fore.

France looked at sea in the pivotal region between forwards and backs and the disturbance spread fore and aft.

Suddenly, security is at the fore.