Sentence examples for mainly been small from inspiring English sources

While mammographic screening has undoubtedly caused increasing diagnosis of DCIS (Ernster et al, 1996, 2002; Levi et al, 1997; Barchielli et al, 1999), studies to date have mainly been small (Levi et al, 1997; Barchielli et al, 1999) or described populations that had no organised screening programme (Choi et al, 1996; Ernster et al, 1996; Zheng et al, 1997).

Local manufacturing, mainly foreign-owned, had been small in scope.

Mainly, it's small tragedies that preoccupy her: a breakup, some minor credit-card-fraud charges, a dent in her dad's car.

Some will be marketed as "affordable", mainly because they are small, even though their running costs will quickly become unaffordable as fuel prices soar.

"What is mainly being done now are small pilot activities that are not large enough to substantially stem the spread of H.I.V.," she said.

These tiny pollutants come mainly from traffic and are small enough to pass through the lungs and into the bloodstream.

It is mainly the geography, places are small, it is an island, and densely populated, so the transportation costs are relatively low.

These have not been considered planets, mainly because they were smaller than Pluto.

However, the confidence intervals were wide, which could mainly be due to the small sample size.

This mainly is the case for smaller countries.

The real America, it seems, is small-town, mainly southern and, above all, white.