Sentence examples for come principally from from inspiring English sources
The reports of clashes come principally from foreign travelers who were not themselves witnesses.
In any event, he said, progress in racial justice and equality would not come principally from the courts.
"It seems that growth has come principally from domestic demand, with consumption benefitting from the drop in energy prices and buoyant financial markets boosting confidence," said Vanden Houte.
The fact that the president of India is elected by parliament, whose members come principally from the upper castes, underlines how much the mentality has changed.
The money for Halliburton's gas contract has come principally from the United Nations oil-for-food program, though some of the costs have been borne by American taxpayers.
The charges of payoffs to Mr. Hale have come principally from Caryn Mann, who had told agents of the Federal Bureau of Investigation that her former boyfriend worked for The American Spectator and made frequent cash payments to Mr. Hale.
The opposition that eventually destroyed the commission came principally from the Puritans, the common lawyers, and the common-law judges.
Shakespearean actors, to judge from this recording, came principally from Yorkshire, favoured glottal stops (not fortune but fa-a-ahr'n) and invariably dropped their aitches.
