Sentence examples for foremost reason that from inspiring English sources

I (JC) maintain that the foremost reason that this disorder remained marginalized, despite periodic case accounts, lies significantly with organized medicine's deep divisions and bitter rifts in the century after Lesègue and Gull, in three directions: neurology versus Freudian psychotherapy versus asylum-based "alienism" that shortly evolved as (Kraepelinian) biological psychiatry.

Since German cockroaches can survive for weeks or months without food or water, dark shelter may be the foremost reason that they infest a room.

'I think that was the general consensus of RTC that it was very top-driven so the whole philosophy of "We have a say and we can make changes together" is such a good one, but again, then you're being told that "yes, this is a great philosophy but you have to do it right now" and I think that that is first and foremost the reason that it wasn't as successful as it could be'.

The first and foremost reason is that Mev acts on the RVLM to elicit phasic cardiovascular responses [16] that reflect the waxing and waning of the life-and-death signal, the disappearance of which signifies imminent brain stem death in patients suffering from severe organophosphate poisoning [7], [10].

"The foremost reason is that the taxi industry has benefited from the overall drop in crime, but we believe partitions have played a significant roles as well".

The first and foremost reason is that I'm utterly a loner.

It stands to reason that its foremost practitioner is a novelist, and that the novelist in question is that well-known boulevardier, Jay McInerney, who is enjoying a very successful sideline career as the wine columnist for House & Garden magazine.

He said that first and foremost, getting an award is not the reason that an actor takes on a role, nor is it an inspiration for how they manage their performance.

It has also been reported that pain is the foremost reason for patient aversion and discontinuing treatment [5, 6].

That was the first and foremost reason why James Bulger was never an informant against people".

Among those that did, cost was found to be the foremost reason for poor adherence [ 13, 14].