Sentence examples for to forefront from inspiring English sources

Another is to forefront our own inauthenticity as a disclaimer.

The gun debate was forced to forefront of American politics after 2015 had more mass shootings than days.

One U.S conservation group, the Centre for Biological Diversity (CBD), is attempting to push the issue to forefront.

How dare she bring this old, nasty, crusty issue to forefront?' " How we depilate is a function of time and place.

Why did you decide to forefront the dynamics of family in Unbecoming, rather than focus on the typical themes of teen romance or friend drama (which are in your book, but seem to take a backseat)?

The lowdown: Rose has been inching up the London gig ladder for four years, playing to swelling crowds, and a YouTube video of one of her songs, "Night Bus", has near 1m views; she's also become an integral part of Bombay Bicycle Club, graduating from backing singer to forefront vocalist on tracks on the north London band's 2011 album.

It's bringing cricket to the forefront to make it a mainstream sport in America".

Novel lipid enhancement strategies have emerged to research forefront to overcome these challenges.

Allow them to come to the forefront of your mind.

It also brought to the forefront the need to increase the energy performance of heritage buildings.

It needed to be brought to the forefront.