Perrault's foremost scientific pursuit was as a director of a team that performed dissections on various animals; his death is attributed to a disease contracted while dissecting a camel.
Forcing people to think of themselves as physical objects first and foremost in pursuit of romance is not healthy, they argued, and causes people to devalue themselves.
"To win in London was nice and I'm looking forward to it, but it's the team pursuit first and foremost".
They have studied China's example, and the case of Pakistan, which faced severe economic sanctions — urged foremost by the United States — for its pursuit of the bomb.
"It is very bad to say that the imam will not emerge for another few hundred years; who are you to say that?" In the West, and especially in Israel, Mr. Ahmadinejad's focus on Imam Mahdi's return adds to the well-established alarm over his other beliefs and ambitions, the foremost being what experts say is his pursuit of a nuclear weapon.
Our government was founded, first and foremost, to ensure life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.
First and foremost, it is surely correct that both the pursuit of al-Qaeda and the control of weapons proliferation are essential and urgent.
Moneo theorised on the need for contemporary design to exclude the pursuit of form, with the idea that architecture, first and foremost, is a constructive and social project.
Foremost, rationalization and systemization of such findings offer great potential toward the pursuit of the logical synthesis of functional metal organic assemblies.
But that "life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness" that we call high quality health care is foremost in our thoughts.
The encyclopedia's authors include renowned scholars--such as Martin Marty, considered the foremost historian of American religion--and also people famous for non-academic pursuits, such as Arthur Ashe, who before his death, last year, handed in an entry about the 1885 Cuban Giants, the city's first professional black baseball team.
