Sentence examples for mainly became from inspiring English sources

Those that remained, she noted, mainly became holiday homes.

Back at headquarters in Austin, Perry's health — his severe lack of sleep, mainly — became a central focus.

However, these mainly became non-significant in the multivariable models, presumably due to correlations between the characteristics.

When used alone, 240 μM fluvastatin treatment had little effect on explants but most cells around them mainly became round and lost their adhesion.

People who are infected with HIV (particularly if they are also infected with hepatitis C) had a very high mortality rate before the late 1990s but this mainly became true more than five years after they became infected.

Because conventions no longer choose the parties' nominees, they have mainly become a vehicle for stagecraft, for branding.

In the past, several analysts have speculated that the company has mainly become better at collecting its outstanding bills.

But what he mainly becomes is a full-time whiner, and here he proves himself the son more of his generation than of his country.

The genius of Karl Rove and the Texas pols who now run the country was to recognize that the Democratic Party in Texas had mainly become a party of minorities and was doomed, therefore, to be a minority party.

While the N.E.A. still gives individual grants to writers, it has mainly become an institution that thrives by supporting other institutions, largely because they seem safer, not to mention politically stronger, than artists themselves.

The founder of an Internet company says that every dollar earned up to $300 million is positive, but beyond that point, since it mainly becomes a gauge for comparison with others, it increasingly reminds you that others have more -- like coming in fifth in the Miss America contest.