Sentences with phrase «came to a forefront during»

The gay marriage issue came to the forefront during Francis» political fight with Argentina's president.

The long - simmering issue came to the forefront during recent negotiations for a new contract with the Buffalo Teachers Federation, when district leaders noted that one in four teachers missed 15 or more days during the 2015 - 2016 school year.

Her fascination with the human body came to a forefront during her years as an established vegetarian body builder and personal trainer.

Latin American and Latino art come to the forefront during the month of October with Pacific Standard Time: LA / LA.

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And when a girl goes through a complicated stage in her life during which she develops as a person and as a woman, her father's estimation of her comes to the forefront.

Hosseini's stunning debut novel starts as an eloquent Afghan version of the American immigrant experience in the late 20th century, but betrayal and redemption come to the forefront when the narrator, a writer, returns to his ravaged homeland to rescue the son of his childhood friend after the boy's parents are shot during the Taliban takeover in the mid»90s.

The show, a bold move that is testament to the lasting legacy of soon to be ex-director Nicholas Serota come June, explores how artists have expressed their sexuality during times of social change and how gender roles and preference assumptions have been questioned and transformed by a collective of creative who were often at the forefront of pushing boundaries and questioning norms.

While everyone expects the usual scrapes and bruises to occur during athletic activity, when serious personal injuries occur, the question of legal liability comes to the forefront, particularly if such injuries interfere with everyday activities for a prolonged period or even result in permanent disability.

It is during these life event milestones when your life insurance needs are most likely to come to the forefront.