Sentence examples for I would firstly from inspiring English sources

You're not alone: "When approached by a student with mental health needs, I would firstly let them know that many other students are in a similar situation, and that they are not alone," says Rosie Dammers, wellbeing officer at the University of Manchester's student union.

"Understandably, the last six months have been extremely difficult for me and those closest to me, and so I would firstly like to take this opportunity to thank my family, friends and fellow athletes for their continued support.

Madam President, Mr President-in-Office of the Council, Mr President of the Commission, ladies and gentlemen, on behalf of the Socialist Group, I would firstly like to welcome the decision taken at the European summit in Laeken.

– (DE) Mr President, I would firstly like to thank Israel for taking seriously the many concerns about its proposed legislation and for at least watering down the provisions slightly.

Mr President, I would firstly like to welcome this report and thank the rapporteur for her work and I would also like to welcome what Commissioner Vitorino said in relation to the procedure to be followed in order to be able to hold a genuine annual debate on human rights in the European Union.

"I'd firstly like to say a huge sorry to my partner Teagan, her family, my family.

Any book to be included in the series, I suggested, would "firstly have to evince the belief that the fate of humanity and the fate of nature are inseparable.

If I were abducted from my current role and plonked into a traditional school which didn't support PBL here's what I would do: firstly I would be an advocate for making change.

Those outside the LNP who think the same know that the plebiscite is wrong but are genuinely concerned about another three years of delay: to them I would say, firstly, the end does not justify the means, it is a dangerous precedent.

I would therefore firstly like to thank my fellow Members who were in Porto Alegre, and in particular my colleague Harlem Désir, for the work they have done over many years to enable Europe to take part in this large-scale civic meeting.

To address this possibility, the current study investigated whether exposure to food addiction messages would, firstly, increase the number of participants who self-diagnosed as food addicts and, secondly, increase intake of indulgent foods.