Sentence examples for would be uppermost from inspiring English sources
In a brief chat with reporters before leaving the islands, he said the economy would be uppermost on his mind.
Lancaster, who said his family and the wider fate of English rugby would be uppermost in his mind, said it was "far too soon" to say whether he would consider another role.
Her cautious tone carried a pleasing hint (for markets) that mutually beneficial commercial interests would be uppermost in the coming talks and that the German business establishment had reminded Berlin that the country has a substantial trade surplus with the UK.
Now, you'd think this elementary question would be uppermost in any tax scheme.
But the playmaker also suggested regular first-team football would be uppermost in his thinking when he decides where he will play next season.
The judge, Mr Justice Sweeney, said a custodial term would be "uppermost in the court's mind" when sentence was delivered on Friday, but he wanted to see a medical report first.
It wouldn't be uppermost in their agenda.
He said economic considerations -- rents that are 20 to 25percentt lower than Midtown and financial incentives being offered by the city -- would continue to be uppermost in tenants' decision making.
War doesn't seem to be uppermost on their minds.
Two concerns will be uppermost in their minds.
The negative aspects seem to be uppermost in their minds.
