For example, in 1817, Maclean wrote: In every pestilence, some particular quarter of a town, or even a district, is first and principally affected; whilst the others are attacked, not in regular succession, according to their proximity to that quarter, or to the intercourse of their inhabitants.
The first comes principally from Comey's testimony before the Senate Intelligence Committee.
A separate section was set aside for "first responders," principally firefighters and police officers.
The telephone, though it became popular with consumers relatively quickly, was first used principally as a business tool.
Certain aspects of his achievement gained prominence for the first time, principally the wide range of his printmaking.
He adopts the Stoic view that each person is "first and principally recommended [by nature] to his own care" (TMS 219), and that we similarly care more about members of our own society than about people far away from us (139 40, 227 8).
At Dalian, a coastal city three hours' drive from Shenyang, 10,000 students at the biggest such school have access to a 110,000-book digital library, compulsory training in a second language (principally English, Japanese or Korean) and regular interaction with Neusoft staff.
Things went swimmingly at first, principally because the American economy was humming in the late '90s.
Finally, the recounts "impinge upon and dilute First Amendment rights," principally the right to vote and the right of political association, the brief asserted.
