Sentence examples for has primarily gone from inspiring English sources

Take the "Crick of the north" (a term coined by the chancellor to express his desire for a science powerhouse to rival London's £700m Francis Crick Institute) – £200m for this has primarily gone to Manchester which, as has been noted, is close to George Osborne's own constituency.

"Since the recession, wealth has primarily gone to a tiny group at the top, and wages are stagnant.

Unlike the American money, which has primarily gone to Pakistan's military, the Chinese investment is destined for projects that could benefit millions of Pakistani citizens.

State officials said the cap on profits couldn't support the tax exemption because it could be canceled by the company's board, and the refunds have primarily gone to large employers rather than individual consumers.

Haiti's national budget has, until recently, primarily gone to debt repayment with little remaining for investment in basic infrastructure such as public water systems.

Angela Geiger, vice president for constituent relations for the association, said it has primarily "focused on care and support for people going through the disease as well as research".

She has primarily paid for her education.

Until then, the story goes, photography had primarily commercial and ethnological uses; after that year it became an issue-specific industry, a political weapon in a civil rights war that went on for more than four decades.

"They claim that all kids, Western and Eastern, go from having primarily just psychology and physics to having a 'vitalist' biology right around age six," she told me.

But as reported by the patients, most of these conversations had primarily been about practical issues: "I went to a meeting when we first got here.

Indeed, even before the economic crisis, middle-class incomes had stagnated, with the economy's gains primarily going to a thin sliver of wealthy families.