Sentence examples for built primarily in the from inspiring English sources

The predominant housing in the neighborhood is the two-family home, built primarily in the decade starting in 1910.

The law regulating the stock market in the United States was built primarily in the years following the Great Crash of 1929.

Concrete and earth-filled dams have been built, primarily in the southwest, to store water for irrigation and as a means of flood control.

Many of its industrial buildings, built primarily in the 60's and 70's, are considered out of date, and few new sites are available for construction.

Roy Fedelem, the principal planner at the Suffolk County Planning Department, said that one-story office complexes -- often composed of several buildings in a campuslike setting -- were built primarily in the 1980's in Suffolk County.

Built primarily in the 16th century, with some parts dating back to A.D. 700, the covered passages extended for miles and presented a maze even more convoluted than the alleyways that had preceded it.

Civil-rights groups say that fair housing is about removing the constraints on the housing market — such as zoning laws that bar apartment construction in the suburbs and formulas that ensure affordable housing is built primarily in poor neighborhoods — so that lower-income and minority families will have more options.

Like most Accords sold in the United States since the early 1980s, the new sedan will be built primarily (80percentt) in Marysville, Ohio, with the remainder being imported from Japan.

In the 1860s and 1870s, hundreds of tenements are built, primarily on the Lower East Side and in other neighborhoods of southern Manhattan, as more and more poor immigrants are arriving in New York City.

The course, which opened in June, was built primarily for the use of prison employees, many of whom live on the grounds in a little settlement called B-Line.

The instrument was built primarily for the study of bulk impurities in solids which it can detect at concentrations below 10-7atomic fraction.