Sentence examples for measures first and foremost from inspiring English sources

"We are implementing these measures first and foremost in response to the evolving, ultra-connected global landscape and the challenges the cyber-world is currently facing," the company adds in a detailed Q&A about the measures.

Through a foggy and strained interpretation of the First Amendment, we have accepted that money is free speech, and that a candidate's viability is measured first and foremost by his or her ability to get people to write checks.

Europe's commitment to the success of North Africa's democratic transformation will be measured first and foremost by its willingness to meaningfully invest in the economies and institutions of the countries of the Arab Spring.

Success will be measured first and foremost by the economic benefits.

On the other hand, as the "Santa Baby" number reminds us, this "Measure" is first and foremost an entertainment, more likely to seek out the light than the dark.

Pain measurement relies first and foremost on patient report.

According to the Mystery, women measure up potentials first and foremost in terms of the Survival value they offer, while men evaluate potentials on the conditions of their reproduction value.

The company tested each device's ability to support HTML5 games by analyzing image movement capabilities, first and foremost, measuring the number of moving images on a screen at 30 frames per second — a comparable rate to the native experience.

Alveolar derecruitment resulting from PEEP withdrawal rather than recruitment induced by PEEP implementation was measured in the present study first and foremost for safety and methodological reasons.

In devising measures to optimize WBA we should first and foremost take into account that raters are not interchangeable measurement instruments, as is generally assumed in the psychometric assessment framework.

It is frequently referred to as the world's oldest food safety standard when in fact "it is first and foremost a protectionist measure reaching back to the middle ages".