Sentence examples for perhaps foremost from inspiring English sources

Perhaps foremost, messages are often truncated.

Perhaps foremost among them is that their graduates often earn more money.

First, and perhaps foremost, is that it was Barack Obama's administration that ultimately implemented Awlaki's execution.

First, and perhaps foremost, it is unencumbered by the delusion that bulk metadata collection is a practice that will only traipse on bad people.

Perhaps foremost among them was Rachid al-Ghannouchi, a progressive Islamic leader who founded the Hizb al-Nahdah, or Renaissance Party.

First, and perhaps foremost, is the demographic dimension, with receiving countries facing a "birth rate crisis" and sending countries continuing to grow, many at very high rates.

Perhaps first and foremost, high-poverty communities often lack quality, affordable office space.

I recently asked Edmund W. Gordon, the first research director of Head Start and perhaps the foremost black psychologist of his generation, what he concluded about the 35-year effort to conquer poverty through the schools.

"The Return" had established him as perhaps the foremost artistic heir to Andrei Tarkovsky.

Padura has stayed, establishing himself as perhaps the foremost chronicler of the island.

Callippus of Cyzicus (c. 370 300 bce) was perhaps the foremost astronomer of his day.