Sentence examples for firstly successful from inspiring English sources

Firstly, successful intergroup discrimination elevates self-esteem.

Firstly, successful interventions contained a broader range of components that worked on barriers and facilitators to anti-retroviral drug adherence considered important by people infected with HIV-1.

Those who were well adapted tended to have at least two issues in common: firstly, successful rehabilitation, and secondly, most of them felt the stimulus to urinate, which allowed them to be in better control of micturition by avoiding embarrassing situations.

Firstly, the most successful period for global capitalism was the 30 years between 1945 and 1975 when a rising tide lifted all boats.

As the complexity of the CMD pandemic becomes increasingly apparent, it is worthwhile, both for purely historical reasons and from a scientific-epidemiological perspective, to understand the key factors associated, firstly, with the successful emergence of the various CMG species, and, secondly, with their constitution of the CMD complex.

Murphy's profile continued to grow in 2005 when he appeared in a series of successful films: firstly as the Scarecrow in Christopher Nolan's 2005 blockbuster Batman Begins a role he reprised in The Dark Knight (2008) and The Dark Knight Rises (2012)—and secondly in the action-thriller Red Eye.

The clinical acceptance of new biomarkers firstly depends on the successful development of larger, independent evaluations.

But, Holbrough warns, it may take time "firstly, to become recognised and successful and secondly, to be profitable in a very competitive industry".

"Their priorities should firstly be making Arsenal a successful football team, secondly placing no leveraged debt on the club or taking dividends and management fees out of the club, and thirdly helping supporters be directly involved in the club's shareholding".

Firstly, the reduced number of successful blood collections may be considered as a limitation and could reduce validity of presented results.

Successful neurological rehabilitation firstly depends on the accurate diagnosis of the underlying pathology, its anatomical foci, and the effects on functional networks and structural connections.