Sentence examples for foremost worry from inspiring English sources

For Don, the players were always priority number one: help them understand the issues, first and foremost; worry about interviews and press conferences later.

If your goal is to make a living playing music, then first and foremost, worry about the music.

Their foremost worry is the nearly $20 billion in debt that Argentina has to refinance next year.

Their foremost worry is the cost of litigation: the legal and regulatory actions against MasterCard filled 12 pages of the prospectus for the share offering.

The Republicans' foremost worry was that Congress might somehow be induced to cut funds for Union pensioners or pay off lenders who had gambled on a Confederate victory.

Yet the deadlock over economic policy making in Europe, perhaps the foremost worry of many of the V.I.P.'s who have gathered in Davos this week, is all about the relationship between debt and growth.

They believe they are humans first and foremost, but worry that they may be programmed to betray their friends and lovers by remote control.

Slightly more Britons believe "the world is a dangerous place and that countries need to protect their borders first and foremost before worrying about how to tackle international crises" (54% support this view and the figure rises to, 75% among those who wish to leave the EU).

As voters begin to stir from the summer slumber and focus on the Sept. 10 primary, Quinn and Thompson have both tried to recalibrate their relationship to Bloomberg's legacy — establishing their independence without completely alienating constituencies (first and foremost business) that worry about a turn to profligacy, political correctness and patronage.

So he made a conscious decision, he said, to put the team first and foremost, and not worry about individual achievements.

One of the foremost things people worry about is their health.