Sentence examples for foremost source from inspiring English sources
The Criterion Collection, the foremost source for art-house DVDs and Blu-rays, is no longer streaming on Hulu.
The NHS staff survey is the foremost source of evidence about what it's like to work in the health service in England.
In the end, it is Zeno, the book's foremost source of wisdom, who ends the birthday celebration on a suitably sweeping note.
In addition to its various institutes, the NIH maintains the National Library of Medicine, which is the foremost source of medical information in the United States.
These compilations were the foremost source of the Liber extra ("Book Outside"; i.e., of decretals not in Gratian's Decretum) or Liber decretalium Gregorii IX ("Book of Decretals of Gregory IX"), composed by Raymond of Peñafort, a Spanish canonist, and promulgated on September 5, 1234, as the exclusive codex for all of canon law after Gratian.
Surface water is the foremost source of drinking water in many rural areas in Ghana for many decades, it plays an important role in the socio economic development of the country (Yankey et al. 2011).
One of the foremost sources of such knowledge is the LIPID MAPS Structure Database (LMSD), which provides a comprehensive classification of over 37 000 lipid structures grouped in 8 major lipid categories fatty acyls, glycerolipids, glycerophospholipids, sphingolipids, sterol lipids, prenol lipids, polyketides and saccharolipids (Fahy et al., 2007).
First and foremost, standard sources of mortality data do not permit disaggregation by ignition source.
The use of both tools aimed to identify the foremost contamination sources and control measures during the crop production.
Many climatologists believe the University of Alabama-Huntsville is the world's foremost temperature monitoring source because it uses satellite scanning, as opposed to ground stations.
When Heinz moved to ripe tomatoes and increased the percentage of tomato solids, he made ketchup, first and foremost, a potent source of umami.
