Sentence examples for the very first such from inspiring English sources
The phrase "the very first such" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize that something is the initial instance of a particular type or category.
Example: "This is the very first such event to be held in our city, and we are excited to see the turnout."
Alternatives: "the very first of its kind" or "the initial instance of this type".
That was one of the first, if not the very first, such actions based on environmental considerations in Mexico's history.
So it seems timely to cast a backward look here at History Central to the very first such capital effort, which kicked off 50 years ago.
From the very first such deals, there was a sense it was all a shell game, that there was something patently wrong about wealth created by tearing apart companies rather than building them up, by firing, or downsizing, workers rather than hiring them.
The very first such illustrated book for young readers, Samuel Wood's "New-York Cries" (1808), wrapped a slim collection of peddlers' traditional rhymes and chants in a thinly veiled warning: study hard and live right or risk ending up selling apples on the street, or worse.
Last year was the 75th anniversary of the company; this year is the 130th of its house; next year will be the 150th of the discovery of gold in the city, one of the very first such bonanzas in Colorado and the origin of the city's centrality and the wealth that was said to have made it the Richest Square Mile on Earth.
Others have got round the complaint that there is no precedent for representing a historical event by arguing that the procession depicted in the Parthenon frieze wasn't an actual Panathenaic parade of Pericles' time but a mythical one — the very first such procession, instituted by Athens' mythic king, Erechtheus.
A major challenge for de novo sequencing, in which sequences are assembled for the very first time (such as with the HGP), is the production of individual DNA reads that are of sufficient length and quality to span common repetitive elements, which are a general property of complex genome sequences and a source of ambiguity for sequence assembly.
The Aortic Institute is certainly one of the first, if not the very first, formally designated such Institute.
This approach also does not provide a way to justify the very first clinical trials, such as Lind's, which of necessity enrolled subjects who had never benefitted from previous clinical research.
Records show, in fact, that the Aetna meeting was the very first one on such rulemaking that Sunstein has attended.
To the best of our knowledge, this is again the very first time that such piece of information was provided in a single run.
