Sentence examples for foremost definitions from inspiring English sources
First and foremost, definitions presuppose that there is a definable object; that is to say, that it must have a stable nature.
First and foremost, better and clearer definitions are needed.
This results in a methodology that concentrates first and foremost on the task definition.
A useful reference material first and foremost requires a clear definition of the measurand.
Foremost among them is the definition of "patentable subject matter," in other words, reaching universal agreement on what may be patented, a topic of vigorous debate.
I guess I should have known that one of the world's foremost consciousness researchers would have multiple definitions are the ready.
Future research needs to first, and foremost, work towards creating a universal definition of patient violence.
In writing a biography of someone who is first and foremost a figuration, one that cannot by definition be transparent, the sensible course is to examine what exactly he's a figuration of – and this is the approach Mayer adopts.
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I think it depends on your definition of disruption, first and foremost.
