Sentence examples for of its foremost from inspiring English sources

Today, one of its foremost advantages is that it enables manufacturing complexity with reduced manual labor and increased variety in different product design options (Lipson and Kurman 2013) at a lower cost per part (Conner et al. 2014).

It's New York's loss that neither of its foremost ballet companies — New York City Ballet nor American Ballet Theater — currently has a production that does this classic ballet justice.

But while he said a lot about the promise of renewable energy, he said almost nothing about nuclear power – despite for long having been one of its foremost and most influential advocates in Britain, describing it, for example, as a "massive economic opportunity" for the country.

Information Theory has lost one of its foremost pioneers.

In an age known for oratory, Sumner was one of its foremost rhetoricians.

He went on to be one of its foremost practitioners in the synthesizer era.

In his autobiography, Andrew White comments that he knew Evans from their years at Yale as not only one of the best scholars in the class of 1851, but also one of its foremosts writers.

Mr. Biden has been encouraged to provide a narrative for Jewish constituents that offers a counterpoint to Republican presidential candidates who have accused the administration of being too tough on its foremost ally and too sympathetic to the Palestinians and Israel's other Arab neighbors.

Now he faces the opposition from hell: a reckless, populist Republican Party whose moderate voices have been silenced by ideologues and which has made throwing him out of office its foremost priority.

Cruise ship passengers deserve an industry that makes the safety and protection of passengers its foremost priority.

It ends in dancing (here an overt metaphor for living fully in the moment), and yet we know that the lives of its two foremost 19th-century characters — who waltz together as the curtain falls — end tragically.