Sentence examples for had mainly gone from inspiring English sources
Amid the blame rightly apportioned to the Liverpool fans who rampaged through a chicken wire fence towards the mainly Juventus fans in Sector Z, a supposedly "neutral zone" for which tickets had mainly gone to Italians, the Belgian authorities and Uefa were also heavily criticised.
You know, I had this weird feeling that as a candidate in 2008, John McCain had mainly gone from an independent-minded politician to a dead-average party-hack type!
Apart from Brazil, the money has mainly gone to Venezuela, Ecuador and Argentina, where it has helped to sustain left-wing governments.
Proposals for breaking up the state have surfaced and resurfaced like clockwork but have mainly gone nowhere.
But he is an Afghan and the fact is that we are having these elections which have mainly gone off peacefully, with him in charge".
The council's decision to house refugees in unused accommodation here has mainly gone down well: most of the Syrians say they like life on this little island, and most of the locals have welcomed them with open arms.
But with the advent of open markets guaranteed by treaties like Nafta, the state's fruit and vegetable growers are suddenly interested in those subsidies, which have mainly gone to farmers in the Midwest and the South.
In March 2015, President Uhuru Kenyatta announced a fund of 10 billion shillings (£6.8m) to provide "restorative justice" but this has mainly gone to people who were displaced and not to those who suffered sexual violence.
While the IRGC presence and role in Syria have caused horror in the past six years, especially the massacre before the fall of Aleppo, Iran's atrocities in Iraq, led again by the IRGC, have mainly gone unnoticed.
