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Noun(1) the part in the front or nearest the viewer(2) the position of greatest importance or advancement; the leading position in any movement or field(3) the position of greatest advancement(4) the leading position in any movement or field

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(1) He was at the forefront of developments in what became known as liaison psychiatry.(2) Unlike in the previous period, medical professionals were at the forefront of this campaign.(3) It's the women who are at the forefront of all the bloodshed, it's the women who have to carry the can and take the flak.(4) I keep in the forefront of my mind the very important public interest in freedom of the press.(5) It is clear from the amount of consultation with local residents that we have been in the forefront of their minds.(6) Swindon Police today moved to reassure people that they are at the forefront of fighting drugs in the town.(7) the issue has moved to the forefront of the political agenda(8) He is particularly proud of his achievement in pushing this area to the forefront .(9) All the above considerations should be at the forefront in the development of models.(10) In terms of being at the forefront of gaming culture and, quite possibly, pop culture as a whole, it is.(11) We weren't in the forefront anymore, but we still had enough breath to talk.(12) Gaudi was at the forefront of Spain's art nouveau movement at the turn of the 19th century.(13) No newspaper is happier than when it is at the forefront of a campaign.(14) As pioneers of electronica, it behoves them to be at the forefront of technical developments.(15) London, as the capital, has generally been at the forefront of this activity.(16) Today, the Manchester Museum is at the forefront of applied dinosaur research.