Sentence examples for foremost cost from inspiring English sources

"The first and foremost cost is it's going to flush the Bill of Rights on day one of any potential Trump presidency," Corey Saylor of the Council on American Islamic Relations told Marketplace.

First and foremost, cost and logistical issues have so far precluded delivery of HAART to the majority of infected individuals worldwide who could benefit from this therapy.

Foremost is cost.

A 3 megapixel camera seems peculiar in this day and age, but I know I'd take a good quality 3MP camera over some of the 5MP phone cameras I've used (*cough* HTC Hero *cough*), but, judging by the lack of a flash, the use of a 3MP sensor is first and foremost a cost consideration, rather than an attempt at quality over quantity.

These three guidelines are, that the patent first and foremost must cost as little as possible, that of course it must honour the principle of non-discrimination among companies in the Member States, and that it must also be of high quality.

The financial aid department is hustling to meet the increased demand, and some officials and students worry that the situation could undercut the university's reputation as one of the nation's foremost low-cost public education systems.

First and foremost, the costs associated with a 50 megapixel medium format camera is something only a professional hardware (or a studio) could actually consider.

"Naturally, you're going to lose some of that vibrancy," said Mr. Williams, who blamed "economics, first and foremost -- the cost of living in this city" -- as the reason for the black exodus.

Finally, of course the foremost question of cost versus benefit in the minds of patients, their families and their doctors is the potential for therapeutic benefit versus significant risk to life and/or quality of life.

First and foremost, large search costs are needed to rationalize the observed data.

Well, first and foremost: it's costing you money.