Sentence examples for mainly engendered from inspiring English sources

From the flooding experiments it can be concluded that countercurrent flow is possible at industrially relevant flow rates and that the limitations are mainly engendered by the liquid outlet.

Public order was maintained mainly through fear engendered by the secret police.

Within this framework, several approaches were proposed to overcome some problems which persist with the traditional ARM algorithms mainly dimensionality phenomenon engendered by thresholding and the subjective choice of measures.

Furthermore, emotional value was found to be affected mainly by the empathy engendered by service quality, while social value was influenced by tangible instances of service quality.

What's interesting here is the matter-of-fact nature of the statement released and the mainly respectful response it has engendered.

The utility engendered by unit risk was mainly considered as the main factor affecting consumers' decision-making behaviors.

The rise of the Hasidic sect in eastern Europe at the end of the 18th century engendered a host of legends (circulated mainly through chapbooks) concerning the lives, wise sayings, and miracles of tzaddiqim, or masters, such as Israel ben Eliezer, "the Besht" (1700 60), and Dov Baer of Meseritz (died 1772).

James II's promotion of Catholics in royal institutions – including the army – engendered first suspicion, and ultimately sedition in his mainly Protestant subjects; even members of his own family expressed alarm at the King's fanatic zeal for the Roman Catholic religion.

Low-level controversies this week, mainly surrounding Tanya Gold's article in the Guardian about rape jokes in comedy, which engendered a huge debate below the line, and this response by the psychotherapist-turned-comic Taylor Glenn.

When talking about the intergovernmental relationships of China, the focus is mainly on how the definition and operation of intergovernmental authority exercising power with legitimacy changed through the years, and how this change engendered the phenomenon of rapid growth while combining with social and environmental problems since China's reforms.

Their patronage engendered special treatment.