Sentence examples for foremost of those from inspiring English sources

"But among the foremost of those criteria is what the marketplace will bear".

The first and foremost of those legendary early groups was the Homebrew Computer Club, which will meet for the last time tonight at Stanford University.

Mr. Neenan, like Trey McIntyre (notably in "Oh, Inverted World," his 2010 work for the Smuin Ballet, which danced it at the Joyce last summer) is among the foremost of those pursuing this vein.

Foremost of those is the fact that her sentence from 2013 under the Espionage Act remains in full force ­– a fact that her lawyers regard as ominous given the current incumbent of the White House.

Bringing Hamas inside the tent will at least make the PA representative and so, perhaps, more effective.Effective, though, at what? Certainly not at disarming the terrorist organisations: Hamas is itself the foremost of those and has already refused to put aside its weapons.

2. The release of all prisoners and detainees, Palestinian and Arab, from occupation prisons without condition or restriction and the return to their homes first and foremost of those who have spent long periods and those with lengthy sentences, women, children, the sick and elderly.

Israel is foremost of these.

The foremost of these is violent crime.

"And the foremost of these duties is to love France".

Foremost of these, in his eyes, is health-care reform.

Foremost of these is to follow a trusted consensus.