Sentence examples for conducted principally from inspiring English sources
But future Israeli attacks on Lebanese targets would be conducted principally from the air.
Modern whaling operations, therefore, are conducted principally round the great ice barrier which surrounds the south pole.
AXA's insurance products business is conducted principally by its wholly owned subsidiary, The Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States.
She wooed another woman beautifully in "Boys Don't Cry," and in "Million Dollar Baby" played the adoring daughter to a surrogate father, a symbolic romance conducted principally inside the confines of a boxing ring.
Of the new studies, perhaps the most tantalizing, conducted principally by researchers affiliated with the Lund University Diabetes Centre in Sweden and published last month in PLoS One, began by recruiting several dozen sedentary but generally healthy adult Swedish men and sucking out some of their fat cells.
The activities of News Corporation are conducted principally in the United States, Continental Europe, the United Kingdom, Australia, Asia and Latin America.
Although diamond trading is principally conducted on the Diamond Exchange at Ramat Gan, most of the actual workshops are at Netanya.
They are principally conducted by missionaries or by masters appointed and a controlled by the Government, and in the case of the former a considerable sum of money is spent annually by the Government in grants in aid without regard to sect.
The Company's operations are principally conducted through its two operating subsidiaries, America's Car-Mart, Inc. (Car-Mart of Arkansas) and Colonial Auto Finance, Inc. (Colonial).
Negotiations were conducted in 1870, principally during Macdonald's illness and recuperation, with Cartier leading the Canadian delegation.
This guerrilla war against foreigners, Christianity and political corruption quickly spread throughout the island and was principally conducted by peasants who wore shawls smeared with the red laterite soil of the highlands.
