Sentence examples for has gone mainly from inspiring English sources

The ECB's lending has gone mainly to banks in the south.

The benefit has gone mainly to small banks, which have been able to compete in the card business only because they carry the MasterCard or Visa logos.

The personal or apolitical tone of so much post-sixties comedy is, in this sense, not a betrayal but a simple tracking of the scent to the place where liberal pretension has gone, mainly the bedroom and the living room.

In addition, American farmers are eager to export their products to Cuba, while airlines, hotel companies, tour operators and cruise ships want a share of the island's growing tourist business, which until now has gone mainly to Canada, Spain and Italy.

And debt if you'll pardon the $31 billion in long-term borrowing that has gone mainly into the wireless efforts–is something he chooses to disparage.

Money from Target's top executives has gone mainly to Republicans.

But the fruits have gone mainly into profits, not wages.

But the spoils seem to have gone mainly to other conservative candidates in the race, rather than Mr. Romney.

Part of the reason is that capital inflows have gone mainly to finance its persistent current-account deficit.

Mr Pastrana's modest increases in military spending have gone mainly on wages and pensions, according to Alfredo Rangel, a defence analyst.Money is scarce both because Mr Pastrana's government was slow to carry out economic reforms and because the economy has become a casualty of violence.

Under Mr. Mbeki's leadership, the fruits of the nation's hard-fought victory over apartheid have gone mainly to officials and former officials of the ruling African National Congress, not to the millions of poor people in the townships who faced down the dogs, the bullets and the pass laws and still must live without adequate jobs, education, housing or health services.