Sentence examples for change principally from inspiring English sources
Adapting to climate change, principally flooding, is the responsibility of the environment department.
Adapting to climate change, principally flooding, is the responsibility of the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs.
Temporal and spatial changes of long-term trends in the upper atmosphere and ionosphere are inevitable (e.g., Laštovička et al. [2012]) because trends of some of these drivers change principally with time (e.g., ozone or geomagnetic activity) or location (e.g., Earth's magnetic field).
He was a proponent of the liberation theology movement in Latin America that advocated the involvement of the church in social change, principally among the poor; Francis has embraced the movement and he is at one with Ruiz in a love for the poor.
That we observed a change principally in elective CS after 39 weeks suggests the effect of coding changes on the results is small.
Consistent with classic policy analysis theory, 37 previous research has suggested that policy change principally comes about through learning about health as a relevant issue for the business of another sector.
The postseismic gravity changes principally show slow linear positive trends with a maximum rate of 0.40 μGal year−1 surrounding the epicenter (Figure 2b).
AMP binding resulted in conformational changes principally in the γ subunit of AMPK with other small changes in the α and β subunits.
The remaining groups included: men who shared experiences of recent health-related changes (principally diet and exercise), full-time carers for wives with serious health problems, students and long-term unemployed men.
All sorts of things happened in 1912 that would change history, principally by helping to cause the First World War.
Noting that "change comes principally from attitudinal shifts in the population at large," she said that "rare indeed is the legal victory -- in court or legislature -- that is not a careful byproduct of an emerging social consensus".
