to the fore

"I thought he was super, his experience showed to the fore," Schmidt, who coached Ireland from 2013 to 2019, said.

With the longest shutdown in history now over, concerns about the economic fallout have returned to the fore.

“Right now, some of those risks that we highlighted are starting to come to the fore,” Slowinski said.

The same issues apply to the sports science and medical departments, who have come to the fore in most professional clubs.

The sudden rise of Mamdani, a 34-year-old Democratic socialist who has served as a state assemblyman, has brought to the fore debates over class, race and even the value of capitalism, drawing national attention.