Sentence examples for firstly young from inspiring English sources

Firstly, young people should be able to appraise their own and others Ct risk behaviour.

Firstly, young people in the early stages of mental illness who present to care often do so in times of crisis, in which they present with a mixture of symptoms.

Firstly, young people generally prefer self-administered assessments over those that require verbal face-to-face disclosure, as they provide young people greater control over the disclosure process and time to organize their thoughts [ 23– 25].

Variable A was defined as age, firstly young vs. elderly, and then as old (55 64 years, n = 9) vs. older (65 74 years, n = 6) vs. oldest (over 75 years, n = 7), variable B was defined as frequency (30 Hz vs. 200 Hz) and variable C was defined as test site.

Firstly, younger people (who are generally smartphone owners and technology literate) were underrepresented in the sample, and this limits the representativeness of the sample and the wide applicability of the findings.

Firstly, these young mothers are worried about their situation during the pregnancy.

Firstly, as young children are frequently unable to expectorate, a number of procedures have been suggested to obtain samples from the lower respiratory tract.

Scarred by her family's disintegration, Rebecca is forced, in the grand American tradition, to reinvent herself: firstly as a young and devoted wife; then, when her husband's violence spirals dangerously out of control and she flees with her son, as a bright, fresh-faced working mother, determined to wipe out every trace of her previous life to ensure her husband can never find her.

He's got himself back to the point where he was in full training for the last month, firstly with the young lads and now with the seniors.

Firstly, they're young, meaning they're unadulterated and untouched by free radicals and environmental toxins.

Firstly, children and young adults with a parent with definite HHT may have limited symptoms, yet be at risk from some of the complications mentioned above; if the mutation is known in the affected parent, absence of this mutation in the child would prevent the need for screening tests.