Sentence examples for been predominately from inspiring English sources
adverb
In a predominate manner; predominantly
Carbon powder has been predominately used to form cathode electrodes for non-aqueous lithium-air batteries, mainly due to their large specific surface area.
But she assured readers that while there are "more people of the Islamic faith to be found in [Rakhine] than anywhere else in Burma," it had been "predominately Buddhist" for centuries.
Overall, the big winners in net migration have been predominately conservative states like Texas–with over 800,000 net new migrants notes demographer Wendell Cox.
Most cross-cultural studies involving TIMSS motivational constructs and achievement have been predominately between countries such as the United States, European countries, Japan, China and other East Asian Countries (e.g., Zhu and Leung 2011; Shen and Tam 2008; Liu and Meng 2010).
Reception among fans too has been predominately positive.
OutSports maintains a historical archive of gay rumors in professional sports, and the most prominent professional athletes who have faced rumors about their sexuality have been predominately white.
Georgia is predominately Christian.
They're predominately Japanese!
events are predominately short lived.
These are predominately rational conceptual disciplines.
The Chamorro are predominately Roman Catholic.
