Sentence examples for mainly into the from inspiring English sources

In Miami, Alienware, which sells mainly into the game market, but to others as well, hopes to ride the edge of that wave.

Their assault thus ran mainly into the position held by the British 22nd Armoured Brigade, to the southwest of the ridge ʿAlam al-Halfaʾ.

The other is octroi, a local tax collected several times along the way, which goes mainly into the pockets of the collectors and their associates.

Frankly, it's hard to believe that such a cut will lead to much additional spending -- especially if it goes mainly into the pockets of affluent consumers, whose spending is not limited by lack of ready cash.

Until the 1980s, the hills to the north restricted growth there, and the numerous waterways to the west also were a barrier; and Guangzhou's subsequent expansion was mainly into the low plains to the east.

An adaptation of Robert Louis Stevenson's famously dark work was always going to be peppered with the macabre and the obscure but this fell mainly into the obscure category – with some weird sexual overtones.

The proposed resource management strategy takes mainly into account the available resources, resource requirements, deadlines, and load balancing in Cloud-RRH.

But her literary skills went mainly into editing the books of others at André Deutsch, a London publisher, where she worked for decades until she was 75.

So far, though, the applications fall mainly into two categories: the silly and the annoying (and sometimes, both).

In human and rat ocular MR muscles, the fibers were arranged mainly into two layers: the peripheral orbital layer (OL), and the internal global layer (GL).

Above Lees Ferry, water mainly flows into the river; below, it mainly flows out.