Sentence examples for mainly from three from inspiring English sources

Entire cadres of auto executives, recruited mainly from three local schools, have grown up through the ranks together.

The guests were drawn mainly from three constituencies: chefs, journalists, and businesspeople — a triad that thrived as interdependently as corn, beans, and squash.

The general says that most of the foreign fighters come from Arab countries, while the Iraqis are mainly from three powerful Sunni Arab tribes living close to Mosul.

Socrates, an enigma for 25 centuries, left no written legacy, and our knowledge of him comes mainly from three contemporaries — his pupils Plato and Xenophon, and the parodist Aristophanes.

Despite his fame and his insistence on an examined life, Socrates never wrote anything, and our knowledge of him comes mainly from three contemporaries — his devoted pupils Plato and Xenophon, and the parodist Aristophanes — each of whom had his own agenda.

These distortions arise mainly from three distinct physical phenomena: irradiation swelling, thermal swelling, and seismic events.

They differ mainly from one another by the method and extent of their migration.

Currently accepted estimates of solar system (as opposed to terrestrial) abundances are pieced together mainly from two sources.

Wall Street Wealth Mr. Summers's wealth comes mainly from two periods of private sector work between government postings.

Google's ad revenue comes mainly from two sources: text ads from its own search results and ads it places on the Web sites of other companies.

In New Jersey, Gov. Chris Christie said that more than a million people had been evacuated, mainly from four counties in the southern part of the state.