Sentence examples for mainly figured out from inspiring English sources
Rather than the 1990s being, as the demoralizing claim went, the "end of history," it turned out to be more like a mix-tape pause of history between the fall of the Berlin Wall and 9/11, a kind of break from big convulsions while humankind mainly figured out how to work the Internet.
Like most television debates, this one was useful mainly to figure out which candidate you could bear watching on television for the next four years.
But over the past 5 years or so, theorists figured out that the radiation escapes mainly along the rotational axis, leaving the accretion disk more or less undisturbed.
But after I figured out little tricks to better maneuver (mainly using the excellent keyboard and its shortcuts), I was back on track.
One company has a great supply chain and brick-and-mortar operation, and the other has cracked the mysterious world of men's e-commerce – why not combine and do a great job at both? Plus, Q Fifty One's success can be mainly attributed to figuring out how to tell a story around its products.
I'VE been trying to figure out, mainly as a matter of curiosity, whether the administration's pivot to an emphasis on deficit-reduction early last year was a product of genuine economic conviction or political expediency.
There were, at my first count, two neck holes but that was mainly because I couldn't figure out which way was north on it.
But right now I'm mainly focussed on the pilot, and figuring out the best way get the story moving and introduce the main characters.
The negotiations were slow, mainly because the board had to figure out how many shares their section of the hallway would have, as well as its price and maintenance.
After that, it's mainly a matter of trying to figure out where to hop those bars, because the way the phrases are cut up seems kind of random to me.
But that part of the TARP never got off the ground, mainly because the government couldn't figure out how to price the assets it was buying.
