Sentence examples for belonging mainly from inspiring English sources

Gunmen belonging mainly to Fatah's al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigades blocked off the main road leading to the Erez terminal and exchanged fire with security forces in a two-hour long battle.

Bernard Kouchner, the Frenchman who has been running Kosovo for the past year in the name of the United Nations but by courtesy of guns belonging mainly to NATO, is a media-hogging star.

The Oslo District Court found the man, Sadi Bugingo, 47, guilty of complicity in the premeditated killings of at least 2,000 people belonging mainly to the Tutsi ethnic group.

Before the discovery of the celebrated Dead Sea Scrolls, several Square Hebrew inscriptions belonging mainly to the 1st century bce and the succeeding centuries were known; they were found on rocks, tombs, or ossuaries (depositories for the bones of the dead) and in synagogues and catacombs in Palestine, Syria, North Africa, and Italy.

Udupi district is characterized by various geological formations belonging mainly to Archean and Upper proterozoic/palaeocene to recent periods.

The bivalent pRECFA vaccine elicited serum antibody responses, belonging mainly to the IgG2a subclass, against both CFA/I and HSV gD proteins.

Amphibians also belong mainly to Old World groups.

Fish in the lake belong mainly to the carp family.

Italian belongs mainly to Italy, and I live on another continent, where one does not readily encounter it.

Believing Armenians today belong mainly to the Armenian Apostolic (Orthodox) church or the Armenian Catholic church, in communion with Rome.

Manzoni (1933-1963), who is best known for selling his own canned feces as art, belongs mainly to 1960's Conceptualism and performance art.