Sentence examples for mainly dormant from inspiring English sources
Despite those efforts the mall remained mainly dormant and unsold.
After lying mainly dormant during the financial crisis and its aftermath, the IPO market revived last year and is now booming.
I bet there are a huge amount of such services out there right now — massive beasts laying mainly dormant under the warm, comforting blanket of the web.
The social scientist used reference to ambitions that were part of the initial project aims, be it mainly dormant, and ambitions from the professional background of the principal coordinator of the project as complexifiers.
Similarly, macromolecular sequencing methods such as those based on rDNA and its amplification (e.g. 53– 58), or that of other housekeeping genes (e.g. 59– 61), almost certainly reflect mainly dormant cells plus any actively dividing ones (in that 'naked' DNA is usually degraded fairly rapidly in serum or the environment).
Lymphocytes are mainly a dormant population, awaiting the appropriate signals to be stirred to action.
In this as-yet-unknown creature, the power of regeneration may have first evolved, says Frank, endowing all later animals with a basic toolkit for regrowing lost body parts – one which mainly lies dormant in present-day life.
Big Society Capital, a new financial institution set up by the government to finance charities and community groups, has launched with £600m to invest, mainly obtained from "dormant" high-street bank accounts.
The results indicated that the hydration process could be accelerated at the beginning by addition of silica fume, and fly ash, on the other hand, retarded hydration mainly in the dormant and acceleration periods.
This mosquito was originally indigenous to Southeast Asia, the Western Pacific, and the Indian Ocean but has recently spread to Africa, the Middle East, Europe and the Americas, mainly because of transportation of dormant eggs in tires (10 ).
Narcissus are long-lived perennial geophytes with winter-growing and summer-dormant bulbs that are mainly synanthous (leaves and flowers appearing at the same time).
