Sentence examples for foremost questions from inspiring English sources

In 1865, in further pursuit of perfection, Noyes's Oneida newspaper, "The Circular," took note of the ideas of eugenics then becoming current and proclaimed in an editorial that "human breeding should be one of the foremost questions of the age, transcending in its sublime interest all present political and scientific questions".

One of the critical and foremost questions is what will happen to millions of unskilled or low-skilled workers currently employed in the fashion industry.

To answer this kind of questions with plausible illustrations of alternative developments, further questions have to be accepted as well, first and foremost questions about what science can know about the past and what not.

"Membership is not our foremost question," she said.

The foremost question for the Times is financial.

WASHINGTON — The scheduled meeting Tuesday of the Federal Reserve's policy-making committee is unlikely to resolve the foremost question confronting the central bank: What happens next?

Because as he deliberated and dwelled over his options at quarterback in November, the foremost question in the coach's mind will not have regarded which player was more talented or could put up the gaudiest numbers.

The foremost question however remains - why is κ max larger than one in the first place?

The foremost question is a political one: how should society be reorganized?

"The first and foremost question is are we all committed to achieving competitive regional rugby in Wales," said Davies.

"How could this happen?" is often the foremost question about the Holocaust.