Sentence examples similar to may foremost from inspiring English sources

The early Stoics' sage may, first and foremost, be a tool for developing theories.

They may first and foremost be trained jurists and committed to the law, but everything from their appointment to the Court to their work on the bench is informed by politics.

Of these, dedication may be foremost.

With a sparse economic calendar and a Federal Reserve interest rate decision lurking a week away, the avalanche of earnings reports may be foremost on traders' minds.

The 135-page report also provided data on a wide range of risks but avoided discussing the one that may be foremost on investors' minds: the possibility that Greece could leave the euro zone.

Contrary to the view of China as imperialist and corrupt, the future of China in Africa may depend foremost on the actions of Africa's leaders.

It also serves to marginalise those who do so when they already have children, concern for whose well-being may be foremost in their decision to abort.

Mr. Kramer may be first and foremost an agitator, but he is also a lover of witty romantic theater.

"What people don't realise is that it may be first and foremost an individual tragedy but it's actually a family and community tragedy," said Dr Etya'ale.

In most flowering plants, seed germination is the first and may be the foremost growth stage in the plant's life cycle.

Even those that demand their console to be focussed on games first and foremost may be quietly impressed by the Xbox One's functionality, a seamless dashboard serving up gaming, movies and music in a fluid and easy fashion.