Sentence examples for applied mainly to from inspiring English sources

Economists said the lifted restrictions applied mainly to transactional money held by companies.

The Times' position was based on the notion that the systematic killing that began in 1915 applied mainly to Armenians inside the Ottoman Empire.

His elegant coinage was originally intended as a generic name for all revolving weather events, but is now applied mainly to the storms of the Indian Ocean region like Cyclone Nargis, which struck Burma with devastating effect last week.

After reviewing thousands of public comments, federal officials said, they expect to make these changes: *The rules, as originally proposed, would have applied mainly to information transmitted electronically or stored in computers.

She was slight and wore the same T-shirt to bed every night and had a pretense of helplessness, which applied mainly to lifting the five-gallon water jug, but it made loving a skinny girl romantic, and he'd loved her in greater quantity than he'd ever loved anyone.

The law applied mainly to works first published abroad from 1923 to 1989 that had earlier not been eligible for copyright protection under American law, including films by Alfred Hitchcock, books by C. S. Lewis and Virginia Woolf, symphonies by Prokofiev and Stravinsky and paintings by Picasso.

That admonition will apply mainly to out-of-towners.

Often, changes apply mainly to new workers, so the message seems to be: Stay put.

For one thing, they apply mainly to the estimated 1.4 million women at high risk of developing breast cancer.

The provision will apply mainly to the nearly $150 billion that will be spent on infrastructure projects, including green technology.

The one-year ban on lobbying by former Congressional aides applies mainly to the former employees themselves.