Sentence examples for calls mainly from inspiring English sources

The unanimous condemnation of the Entwistle payout, including claims it amounted to hush money, led to further calls mainly on the Tory right for Lord Patten, the Trust chairman, to join Entwistle in leaving the BBC.

But lately, she was getting calls mainly from the parents of children who have died -- infants, teenagers, young adults -- though few of the callers had the foresight, or whatever one would call it, to freeze the tissue that would make cloning the dead even theoretically possible.

In spite of all the research efforts in this area, there are still unsolved issues concerning VoIP calls, mainly caused by the specific wireless network characteristics.

Surprisingly, the AP becomes rapidly saturated for an unexpected low number of active VoIP calls, mainly due to the high traffic load that this has to deliver (all downlink VoIP flows pass through the AP).

BT could not cope with millions of calls each evening going to those few locations, and ended up having to do all sorts of work to handle those calls (mainly handing the calls over at other switching points in the UK - and having to pay out rather more to other telephony companies to take that traffic).

It's his attempt to convey the idea of synesthesia via motion graphics using what he calls "mainly a collage of 3d and real action video".

Oceangoing ships call mainly at Montevideo.

Interior minister Nicolas Sarkozy inflamed situation, calling mainly north African and African rioting youths "voyous" (thugs).

Ships and ferries call mainly at the town of Kilronan on Inishmore, the largest island.

He said plans for the next three months called mainly for less-expensive design work.

In a referendum called mainly to confirm him in his post, voters backed this plan too.