Sentence examples for most often first from inspiring English sources

In his catalog essay Mr. Demand calls Magritte "probably the artist whose works children most often first perceive as art, and whose omnipresence in the museum shops of the world has almost obscured the unique nature of his pictures".

Jessica Ainscough was diagnosed with epithelioid sarcoma seven years ago, a rare soft-tissue cancer which affects young adults and most often first develops in the hand or arm.

The majority of animal models of cancer have performed poorly in terms of predicting clinical performance of new therapeutics, which are most often first evaluated in patients with advanced, metastatic disease.

Musculoskeletal diseases (17.8%), asthma/COPD (17.7%), diabetes mellitus (12.4%) and cardiovascular diseases (10.9%) were the chronic illnesses most often (first) diagnosed in the sample.

As a result, today's services typically combine at least two technologies, most often third-generation (3G) mobile-phone networks and satellite links.

That growth has come at a cost, however, and environmental concerns were most often second to economic success at almost every level of business and government.

It can occur at any age but most often in second or third decade [ 3].

Across programs, pharmacology was taught most often at second and third year levels in science and pharmacy programs, whereas in nursing and medicine it was taught mainly at first and second year level (Table  5).

They told the Daily Mirror: "Most often our first Wagon Wheel experience is in childhood and hence our hands are smaller".

In addition, the research revealed that S.& P. was most often the first to move in downgrading sovereign debt.

With the Yankees, Garciaparra would probably play most often at first base, another position he has never played but one that might be easier to learn.