Sentence examples for leads first of all from inspiring English sources
Thus, the transition from crystalline silicon to direct-gap semiconductors leads first of all to noncomparable less consumption of photoelectrically active material used in the solar cell.
It led, first of all, to the development of a broad array of research training programs in biomedical areas in the last half of the 20th century.
Cash is the main coinage (see chart).This trend has played into the hands of the big private-equity firms, which now lead a fifth of all takeovers, measured by value.
"What that led to is, first of all, an understanding of what made my friends tick and, second of all, an appreciation for their feelings and their religious beliefs".
Often, participants conveyed a diagnosis experience wherein a mental rather than physical etiology was suggested by clinicians, sometimes in conjunction with a general dismissal of symptoms that led up to their diagnosis: "First of all, I was diagnosed by a Navy doctor.
First of all he leads all guards in the NBA in rebounding.
First of all, PHT leads to adverse alterations in lung viscoelasticity for structural and hemodynamic reasons.
Report author Andy McKeon said the difficulties were likely first of all to lead to rising waiting times.
At one point, Ferguson Mayor James Knowles had to use his gavel to calm a rowdy room after a woman led her public comment by saying, "First of all, I'd like to say most of you in this room owe Darren Wilson an apology".
Abbott said the original policy, introduced in 1980 by Margaret Thatcher, had led to one-third of all homes sold under it falling into the hands of private landlords who then let them out at higher rents at huge cost to the state in housing benefit.
