Sentence examples for foremost attribute from inspiring English sources
During most of his professional life, Giuliani has situated himself at the center of a tight-knit group of associates, almost all of them white and male, whose foremost attribute is devotion to him.
Omniscience, the foremost attribute of a liberated jiva, is the emblem of its purity; thus, a liberated soul, such as a Tirthankara, is called a kevalin ("possessor of omniscience").
The potential to access spatial data is a common and foremost attribute of NASA World Wind.
In fact, reliability is even rated higher than safety - 75percentt of those polled consider safety the foremost attribute when making a purchase.
This somewhat higher conversion rate compared to other studies might be foremost attributed to the fact that a certain time period passed between the diagnosis of MCI and the inclusion in the study, which resulted in more than one year between the diagnosis of MCI and the follow-up.
One of the foremost attributes of a dumbphone is that it doesn't matter much if you drop it in a puddle or render it up to a thug at knifepoint, whereas the Punkt is a design accessory.
Migrants' later entry into homeownership can be attributed foremost to the limited intergenerational transmission of wealth, while restricted knowledge about the local housing market and later partnership also play a role.
But in this same period, Semco's overall sales and profits have remained intact, and I attribute the difference first and foremost to our satellite production.
As such, the reduced incidence of asthma and use of asthma medication in the intervention cohort may be attributed first and foremost to the reduced ETS exposure of the children and secondly to the increased intake of fish.
Nomos is, as noted above (in section 1), first and foremost Law in all its grandeur, attributed by Hesiod to the will of Zeus.
