Sentence examples for mainly framed from inspiring English sources
Once science moves from the laboratory or ice caps into fights over policy and the economy, Mr. Ropeik said, the issues are mainly framed by polarizing figures who tailor their message to people who already strongly support their views.
Speaking to a large and enthusiastic crowd outside the Blue Marlin restaurant here on a warm and sunny day, Mr. Gingrich mainly framed his candidacy in opposition to President Obama.
A key focusing event included the landmark 1979 Convention on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women, which mainly framed women's health in the context of reproductive health focusing on family planning [ 42].
This time, it was 1983, nine years after Detective Jobson and co (but mainly co) framed a local boy for a set of schoolgirl murders.
Tubulin, which in untreated and polarized cells usually arranges around the microtubule-organizing center and the Golgi apparatus [ 31], was mainly found framing the periphery of the nuclei in control cells; however, in mifepristone-treated cells, tubulin accumulated mainly in the long-thin neurite-like extensions.
Expressing the views of many developing nations, Shri Suresh Pachouri, an Indian delegate, said, "The rules of the W.T.O. have been framed mainly keeping in view the interests of the industrialized countries".
Presentations and group discussions were framed mainly in the geographic context of the western US.
Starting from being a concept studied in connection with industrial ecology, CE has slowly acquired its independent role in academic research, framed mainly into environmental sustainability related studies.
Until now, the dialogue about the environment has been framed mainly using political, scientific and economic language.
However, over the past years this low quality of care has been framed mainly in terms of low resources (5– 10).
