Sentence examples for actually primarily from inspiring English sources

Nintendo's upcoming NX console is slowly taking shape, but a new report provides a lot more specificity than we've seen in the past, claiming the still-secret gaming hardware is actually primarily a portable console – albeit with some modular features that could make it more versatile than most handhelds.

And while this topic mostly relates to women, I was actually primarily concerned with the aspect of apologising for everything, which relates to equally men and women.

So could it be that the coal companies are actually primarily interested in their own profits, a subject conspicuously absent from the Alliance's ubiquitous cheerleading for the project?

For the present study, data were only available for all NMSC combined, potentially diluting the observed effect if it is actually primarily – or only – on squamous cell carcinoma risk.

This might be explained by a loss of stability conferred by aminoacylation, although a recent study of mitochondrial methionyl-tRNA formyltransferase (MTFMT) activity suggests that mt-tRNAs may actually primarily exist in the uncharged form, at least in the case of mt-tRNAMet [Tucker et al., 2011].

Courts did rule against a composer, but chiefly because they concluded he actually lived primarily in Scotland.

"It is actually not primarily about revenue.

Because goldenrods are common and conspicuous when ragweeds release pollen into the wind, they often have been blamed for allergies that are actually caused primarily by ragweeds.

"It must have been a terrible shock when Smith concluded that Goldman actually was primarily about making money," the editors write.

Here is the challenge for our technical adepts -- the mental capacity to be a good reader is actually developed primarily in the first three years of life.

MOSCOW -- While various commentators have described President Vladimir Putin as playing a chess game against the West, I would argue that he has actually been primarily reacting tactically to what he saw as a major defeat.