Sentence examples for beginning mainly from inspiring English sources

There was no place in the annals of empirical science, beginning mainly in the 18th century, for the occult practices of obsessed dreamers who sought most famously and impossibly to transform base metals into pure gold.

In the beginning mainly applied to address fluid dynamic questions it is nowadays capable to predict in detail conditions in various complex technical processes.

Second, the perception of the apprenticeship is, in the beginning, mainly a perception of the occupation and not of the training company.

But Tumblr had begun mainly as a publishing platform, and, at Yahoo, it stayed just that.

In a country still reeling from the devastating quake, a day that began mainly with delays ended in conflict.

It's impossible to say for certain when the internet began, mainly because nobody can agree on what, precisely, the internet is.

She has said in interviews that she started photographing disabled veterans soon after the war began mainly because she didn't see anyone else doing so.

The festival began mainly as a showcase for foreign films, but Lincoln Center wanted Roud and Vogel to include more American movies in their lineups.

Although there has long been a considerable international trade based on the country's key location as a crossroads, modern industrial development began mainly after World War II.

McGilvray estimates more than 1,000 children have passed through the programme since it began, mainly in the province of KwaZulu Natal where he has secured the co-operation of education authorities.

The epidemic began mainly in injecting drug users, but today the highest spread occurs in men who have sex with men (MSM), sex workers and their clients, and transgenders.