Foremost used in a sentence

Foremost in a sentence as an adjective

The goal of new code should first and foremost be to be maintainable.

Bitcoin is, and has always been, a medium of exchange first and foremost.

There are all sorts of reasons, but first and foremost is the lack of transparency in all things legal.

But first and foremost is the utter lack of context: I'd argue that Lachy's peers at his high school would be better off comparing themselves to him.

Feinstein is one of the worst people in the Senate on civil liberties issues, and one of the foremost advocates of the national security state.

Foremost in a sentence as an adverb

First and foremost is that if the drug really works, it would be unethical to leave people on a placebo for long periods, because it is clear they have an inferior outcome.

.Education, like religion, politics, and almost everything else in America, is first and foremost a business.

Bruce Scheier, who was quoted in the Guardian piece about the same story, is America's foremost popularizer of the notion of NSA as crypto's global passive adversary.

I know phonologistspeople who are trained in the study of human speech categorieswho have an extremely difficult time discerning between [k] and [k].Peter Ladefoged, one of the worlds foremost phoneticians, has a fantastic website to accompany his phonetics textbook and it has recordings of all the sounds known to be produced in human languages.