Sentence examples for concepts first from inspiring English sources

"A lot of the skills I learned as a sniper – stalking, tracking – they were these gamekeeper's concepts first," Mr. Coppeler said.

Parents complained that children were arriving home with four or five hours of homework, and that teachers were sending home assignments without teaching the concepts first, meaning parents had to brush up on their own skills or hire a tutor.

While there is a need for urgency in addressing the issue, international debates leading to the adoption of new legislation should spend time deliberating on definitions and concepts first.

The symbol evolves through the novel and comes to stand for a plethora of concepts, first and foremost adultery and then, as Prynne's perception of her "crime" changes, she and readers see it as a symbol for "angel".

According to the church, L. Ron Hubbard, a navy hero of the second world war, rid the world of the need for psychiatry with concepts first shared in his bestselling 1950 book "Dianetics".

The practice, which originated in China and India, was based on two distinct concepts: first, that one attack of smallpox effectively protected against any subsequent attack and, second, that a person deliberately infected with a mild case of the disease would safely acquire such protection.

Besides the alluring talent at wide receiver, there's another reason the Giants could be willing to morph from traditional two-back and two-tight-end sets to more three-wide concepts: first-round running back David Wilson, at 5-10, 205 pounds and overflowing with quickness and track star speed, is a much more polished outside runner than inside runner.

It is a historically relative concept, first of all.

The concept first came out of the lips of George Wallace".

"In terms of business model we normally start with the game concept first," says Chayes.

The concept first appeared in the Sefer Yetzira ("Book of Creation"), as the 10 ideal numbers.