Sentence examples for least primarily from inspiring English sources

Around a third of Estonians are Russian, or at least primarily Russophone; the vast majority of these are descendents of Russians who were relocated from the Soviet Union after the second world war, while thousands of Estonians were being deported to the gulag and scattered across the USSR.

These are not the big once-a-year or once-in-a-lifetime exams, like the SATs, but a stream of smaller, less monumental tests, designed in theory, at least, primarily to help students and their teachers know how they're doing.

In his order dated Wednesday, Judge Lewis A. Kaplan of United States District Court said there was "abundant evidence" that Steven R. Donziger, an American lawyer representing the Ecuadorian plaintiffs, has acted "at least primarily in capacities other than that of an attorney," and "in major respects" his role has been "that of a political operative, not a lawyer".

If Apple were looking to make a device all-glass, or at least primarily out of sapphire, this technique would definitely come in handy.

It seems that our judgment about the legitimacy of this minimal state should turn at least primarily on how it now conducts itself and not on the permissibility of the actions that lead to its existence (Paul 1979).

This does not mean that women do not want to enjoy sex; but, they have to feel that their partner is enjoying it at least primarily because he finds her so attractive sexually that he feels urgent desire for her.

Chagnon did not; to him, the Yanomami were invaluable data sets, not a human rights cause — at least not primarily.

But it's simply not true that abortion is what's at stake here—at least not primarily.

These men were fired by different impulses — religion, scientific inquiry and a thirst for fame — but they were not driven (at least not primarily) by a desire to stamp British imperial authority on the empty spaces of the map.

"We want to bring simplicity to our customers, the first step towards digital paradise!" exclaims Didier Lombard, the chairman of France Telecom.In fact, although the industry likes to depict convergence as a great boon for customers, it actually involves a technological shift that, in the first instance at least, will primarily benefit network operators.

After 2 years, 94% of roosts in forest and 40% of roosts in pasture had been used by bats at least once – primarily for nocturnal feeding.