Sentence examples for it would mainly from inspiring English sources

It would mainly help upper-income taxpayers and ignore those most in need.

"It would mainly be of interest to some people who see value in apps".

Federal oversight might nominally increase transparency and accountability, but it would mainly make work for lobbyists and lawyers.

The plan also does not explicitly exclude some major forms of low-emissions electricity as some observers worried it would — mainly, nuclear energy and hydropower.

It would mainly require European Union member states to inform Brussels of foreign investment deals, especially ones that might affect the security of another country.

"It matters to me so much more than I thought it would, mainly because I'm not stressed all the time about having no money," she says.

The Scandinavian carrier SAS, which flies a mixed fleet of A320s and Boeing 737s, placed an order for 30 A320neos, worth around $2.7 billion, which it said would mainly be used to replace older A320s and McDonnell Douglas MD-80 jets in its fleet.

Moscow approved a raft of economic sanctions against Turkey over the weekend, and said on Monday said it would ban mainly imports of mainly imports of agricultural products, vegetables and fruits from Turkey and may expand its sanctions if needed.

But Puri was mum on what this will entail: no comment on whether it would be mainly mobile or online/desktop; what would be its business model; or even if it would be another social network.

It would be mainly controlled by the ground temperature around the pipeline afterwards.

It would be mainly financed by employers through a payroll tax.