Sentence examples for even predominantly from inspiring English sources

They are neither old nor young, fashionable nor dated, nor even predominantly male or female.

Yes, African-Americans have been exploited, but they have not been singled out exclusively or even predominantly.

Typically, even predominantly Afghan bases and many smaller outposts have some NATO troops partnered with the Afghans.

If this fact seizes your attention, I suspect that's intended, but be warned that "Rapture" isn't an especially sexy book; it's not even predominantly concerned with sex.

But I think it's a mistake to view consumer spending as merely, or even predominantly, an effect of other economic changes.

Though Lasseter came to prominence because he directed the first feature film to be animated using computers, his achievements don't lie simply - in fact, not even predominantly - in his technical feats.

The disputed presidential election results were thrown into new uncertainty today when Florida's Republican secretary of state declared that she would enforce a legal Tuesday evening deadline for certifying the statewide vote, even as predominantly Democratic counties moved forward with hand recounts of ballots that might not be finished in time and both sides wrangled in court.

Even in predominantly Catholic France the controversial abortifacient drug RU-486 is readily available.

Singapore isn't even a predominantly Christian country – they're all going to the fiery monster place when they die anyway.

In 1947, with the partition of the subcontinent and loss of Pakistan's largely Muslim population, India became even more predominantly Hindu.

Even the predominantly white opposition party now courts black voters, the homeless here grumble, while poor whites rummage through bags of second-hand clothing and dine from dented cans of vegetables.