Sentence examples for indeed mainly from inspiring English sources
Back then, goal of the tournament contenders were – and indeed mainly still are – generally believed to fall into two broad categories: the dazzling solo effort or the thunderous and unstoppable long-range howitzer.
If President Bush gets beyond the typical rhetoric concerning the plight of Africans, he'll discover that poverty throughout the continent is a matter of life and death -- indeed, mainly death.
Life is much easier where there is the rule of law, less petty corruption and a better health-care system than exists at home.But hostility to immigration is not just, or indeed mainly, about economics.
That said, the country recovered much more quickly from the Tequila crisis than from its previous financial crises in 1982 and 1986—and this was indeed mainly due to NAFTA.
IN HIS first three years as president, George Bush has cut taxes three times and yet orchestrated a sharp rise in public spending not just, or indeed mainly, on foreign wars and "homeland security", but also on domestic matters.
Her tragedy was that she incurred more of the costs of fame than most celebrities, but enjoyed fewer of the benefits.Once the famous were, like Lindbergh, mainly people (indeed, mainly men) who had achieved some practical task: conquered somewhere, discovered somewhere, written something, performed something.
Most of the first-act proceedings between Oscar and C. J. have, indeed, been mainly blabber that advances their troublesome car toward Yakima without propelling their stories.
(After his death, she would be sentenced to eight years for foreign currency offences, which she had indeed committed, mainly on Pasternak's behalf).
Indeed, this mainly Russian immigrant party wants the oath extended to all citizens, and specifically to the Palestinian citizens who comprise almost one-fifth of the Israeli populace.
Indeed, thanks mainly to long rosters of reality shows like "The Real Roseanne" on ABC, "Paradise Hotel" on Fox and "The Restaurant" on NBC, the networks are offering viewers a much fatter diet of original programming this summer.
If high-energy cosmic positrons do indeed come mainly from dark-matter annihilation, however, then the "positron fraction" should rise with energy, and peak when it reaches the mass of a neutralino.
