Sentence examples for but primarily from from inspiring English sources

Mercury comes from several sources, but primarily from coal-burning power plants.

All have MBA programmes that attract students from all over the world, but primarily from China.

He was extremely interested in politics, but primarily from the perspective of internationalist liberal good governance, rather than from any partisan standpoint.

Coins, paper currency, and bonds, from many countries and various periods of time, but primarily from Europe during World War I and the interwar period.

And there were some good international officials, but primarily from big UN-based agencies, like the World Food Program, in the audience.

These seemingly contradictory qualities stem partly from Mr. Peña's uneven script, but primarily from a towering performance by Ching Valdes-Aran, the actress at its center.

The correspondence series covers the period 1917-1951, but primarily dates from 1929 to 1942.

Turbine blade vibration can be caused by numerous sources, but comes primarily from non-uniformities in the flow path.

The biota of almost all inland saline waters did not evolve directly from marine ancestors but instead primarily from freshwater forms.

The conceptual frameworks are chosen to suit the particular problem of interest, but come primarily from political science, ecology, economics and sociology.

It's not shareholder value of course, but value primarily from delighting customers and the difference that that makes.